Category Archives: Workforce/Workplace Computing
XP? Thanks for the memories
Windows 7 Migration – is it time to move to 64-bit? Windows XP has been[...]
Just how special are Power Users?
Power users are often at the cutting edge of an organisation’s revenue generation, product development,[...]
Unified Communications: Coming of age?
Unified Communications (UC) is a term that has long been bandied about, but has yet[...]
Want to do a desktop refresh? How would you like to pay?
Developments in both the worlds of PC technology and the global economic climate have conspired[...]
Hypervisors: grinding through to bare metal
We are generally pretty familiar by now with the concept of virtualisation on the desktop,[...]
Data encryption adoption represents a significant opportunity
By Andrew Buss Data protection continues to be a top of mind subject for many[...]
Desktop upgrades: Why the business case now needs extra analysis
The refresh cycle for desktop and laptop computers varies from organisation to organisation. While some[...]
The hidden benefits of UC
Whether businesses like it or not, the likelihood is that Unified Communications (UC) in some[...]
Devices and the Cloud
What’s your perfect device? Are you a BlackBerry, iPhone or Android smartphone fan? Are you[...]
Mixing mobile business with pleasure
By Josie Sephton The issue of personal use of company mobiles, and its cost to[...]
Desktop virtualisation: The control-plus-flexibility problem
Desktop virtualisation is attracting serious attention as organisations consider the future potential directions for delivering[...]
How to keep mobile users happy
By Josie Sephton Once upon a time, not so long ago, provisioning and managing mobile[...]
Desktop virtualisation: The control-plus-flexibility problem
Desktop virtualisation is attracting serious attention as organisations consider the future potential directions for delivering[...]
Your desktop virtualisation reality check
Migrating desktops is never easy. The promise of better management and security that is offered[...]
Managing a virtual desktop environment
In a previous article in this series we highlighted growing interest in deploying virtual desktop[...]
Desktop virtualisation: why, how, and how much?
As anyone who has started down the path will confirm, desktop virtualisation is not a[...]
The rocky road to UC
While Unified Communications (UC) is not quite mass market, the number of organisations giving it[...]
Collaboration, complexity and compliance
The trouble with some terms we use in IT is that they take on a[...]
The significance of Salesforce.com’s ’Chatter’
Salesforce.com to me is a bit like the boy who cried ‘Wolf!”. Every press release[...]
Mobile broadband: not up to the job?
Mobile broadband has enjoyed a meteoric rise to fame since it became widely available, with[...]
Those demanding mobile users
For years, when we asked Reg readers what worried them about mobile, “security” was top[...]
Sugaring the pill
Apple, as a computer company, has been focused on the consumer market. It has paid[...]
Policing personal calls on business mobiles
Responsible employer or miserly git? Communications technology makes it easy to mix up personal and[...]
Videoconferencing: coming to a company near you?
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