Resources
Podcast
Why go green?
Some answers on why businesses are investing in green IT. Plus standardisation vs personalisation
Principal content
Chaos in hours if the web collapses
The diary of Joe Johnson on the day the public internet crashed
Internet crash – could it really happen?
The scenario described in our countdown to disaster is possible – but highly unlikely. Experts agree we can never say never where technological problems are concerned, but the public internet is remarkably resilient.
Building the fifth arm of the military
The world’s most determined military practitioners are planning an attack – one that does not involve a single bullet, fighter jet or bomb
Don’t let the ‘internet storefront’ be flooded out
Very few people would operate their businesses without adequate insurance protection against everything from an act of God to a bad debt
A perspective from the edge of the cloud
How secure is the cloud, the internet-based delivery mechanism for an increasing array of IT services?
A tough week without the web - day 4
Nigel Hawthorn has taken up the challenge of a week without the internet. Day 4 - Amount saved on impulse buys: £17.99
If you can’t measure your footprint, you can’t shrink it
So far, IT’s highest profile green efforts have been in areas such as collaboration and video conferencing.
Green technology or green IT – which takes priority?
With 10 factories in east Asia employing 33,000 people, and lengthy supply chains throughout the US, TAL Apparel inevitably makes an impact on the environment.
System gives a warning of unhappiness
Extracting more value from existing customers is a priority for businesses in the current economic climate – and technology is helping to achieve it.
Technology shows what’s on a customer’s mind
Catriona Campbell wants to get inside your head. Her motives, however, are far from sinister.
