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Alan Cane: Gates’ departure could drag Microsoft out of the 1970s
Without its curiously old-fashioned leader, the company will be freed from a timewarp and ready to unleash an explosion of software from its legions of bright programmers.
There’s no success like failure...
Graham Oakes argues that for businesses to prosper, they need to fail fast, fail often, learn and move on.
In search of a new value for the support operation
David Crawford and Sarabjit Singh Baveja argue that a P&L analysis can improve the help desk.
Chris Nuttall: To boldly go beyond search
Google looks more Starship Enterprise than enterprise-focused
Startled rabbit or trusted adviser?
The sophistication of IT requires those who sell it to adopt a more consultative approach.
Alan Cane: Football forces mobile television out of the lab
Operators are running tests and trials as they wrestle with competing standards and try to work out who will be watching their services – and how.
Chris Nuttall: The world is my sandwich
Chris Nuttall surveys the amazing advances in mapping and looks forward to the tools that will make it even more user-friendly.
Technophile: ‘I hate meetings full of slides’
Ed Zander, chief executive of Motorola, outlines his digital likes and dislikes.
Alan Cane: I have glimpsed the future over a fellow traveller’s shoulder
There is something big happening in the world of mobile entertainment – but no one seems to be quite sure where it is heading.
Accessing websites: Inclusiveness is profitable
Unintentionally excluding the disabled through poor design is a commercial mistake, says Simon Norris.
