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Podcast interview with Adriana Karaboutis, CIO, Dell on women in IT
In this interview Dell CIO, Adriana Karaboutis discusses the challenges of making IT a viable career for young women and the need for greater sponsorship and mentoring programmes.
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Podcast interview with Adriana Karaboutis, CIO, Dell on internships
In this interview Dell CIO, Adriana Karaboutis, explains how summer interns are helping her managers understand what young people really want from IT and social media.
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Podcast interview with Adriana Karaboutis, CIO, Dell on adapting IT to the business
Dell has a world-class supply chain system, but as the company has moved from products to a services and solutions organisation, the IT was not able to cope. In this interview Dell CIO, Adriana Karaboutis, explains how IT at Dell has adapted.
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Using Big data alongside OLTP and data warehouses for real time fleet management
US Xpress has implemented a single data analytics user interface that pools in information from multiple sources. The logists firm collects 900 data elements from tens of thousands of trucking systems— sensor data for tyre and petrol usage, engine operation, geospatial data for fleet tracking, as...
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Interview: Oke Okaro, global head of mobile at Bloomberg
In this podcast, Oke Okari, general manager and head of mobile at Bloomberg, speaks to Cliff Saran from Computer weekly about the challenges of mobile web and apps development. The Bloomberg news service runs on a diverse range of tablet and smartphone devices. All all its apps and mobile…
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Interview with Valdis Filks, research director at Gartner
In this podcast, Valdis Filks, research director at Gartner speaks to Computer Weekly and sister title SearchStorage.techtarget.co.uk about how storage is changing as a result of the take-up of virtualisation, and the impact on IT budgets.
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Interview with Stephen Glen, WorkIT
In this podcast, Stephen Glen, software architecture engineer at WorkIT, talks to Cliff Saran, about hosting, cloud computing and how the company is using services from BSO Network Solutions for its price comparison products.
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Aleks Krotoski on Facebook's influence
In this podcast recorded at the Business Cloud Summit 2011, US-born academic, and presenter of BBC2's Virtual World, Aleks Krotoski discusses how sites like Facebook and Google build an empirical model of human beings, which influences how people and society interact with their services.
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BAe Systems: Office365 misfires
Defence contractor BAe Systems ditched plans to adopt Microsoft Office365, the online version of the Microsoft Suite. Speaking at the Business Cloud Summit 2011, Charles Newhouse, head of strategy and design at BAe Systems said, "We were going to adopt Office365 and the lawyers said we could not…
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Paul Higgins, Emea data centre leader at GE at the Gartner Data Centre & Operations Summit 2011
In this podcast recorded at the Gartner Data Centre & Operations Summit 2011, Paul Higgins, Emea data centre leader at GE talks about how the company's data centres have become so strategic, the CEO and shareholders take an interest in them.
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Mike Lynch, CEO of Autonomy on the next information revolution
Mike Lynch, CEO of Autonomy says it is no longer feasible to move information into a database: "You need to translate information in real time." Speaking at a packed session titled "The biggest transition in the history of IT" at the Gartner ITxpo in Barcelona, Lynch, said, "Rich media will…
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Peter Ayliffe, CEO of Visa Europe on why IT matters
In this interview from the Gartner ITxpo 2011 in Barcelona, Peter Ayliffe, president and CEO of Visa Europe, discusses why he trusts his CIO, Steve Chambers.
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Interview: Gerry Pennell, CIO Olympics
At the Gartner ITxpo 2011 in Barcelona, Gerry Pennell, CIO of the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games answers a question from Gartner's Dave Aron about the similarities between outsourcing and the IT team for the Olympics.
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Paul Maritz keynote: CEO of VMware pushes cloud computing era at VMworld Copenhagen
In his keynote presentation, Paul Maritz, chief executive office at VMware, said, “One of the ways to categorise computing is the type of application. In the cloud, we are seeing the emergence of a new type of applications, which cannot cannot be done on a traditional RDBMS.” Maritiz describes…
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ArtCoviello2011
Art Coviello, executive chairman at RSA, explains the reason for moving Tom Heiser into his former role of president and details what his new role will be within EMC and its RSA security division.
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Dell adds X Factor to jazz up corporate laptops
In this podcast, Kirk Schell, executive director for Dell's business PC range, speaks to Cliff Saran from ComputerWeekly.com about the changing personality of the business PC and laptop.
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Why IT must understand Facebook
More marketing is being done digitally. It is very hard to measure its output and success. "You need tools to take the data and bring it into one place, to satisfy marketing and finance departments," says Brian Franz, CIO, Diageo. In this podcast he speaks about how IT captured the data from 200...
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Understanding supply demand forecasting
"The barrier is having a process of who you talk to and what is the service level agrements between the sales organisation and supply organisation. It won't work unless you have the right tools," says Brian Franz, CIO, Diageo speaking at the Gartner Business Intelligence Summit 2011.
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Running IT efficiently at Diageo
In this podcast, Brian Franz, CIO at Diageo, explains how he achieves a variable cost structure for IT, using outsourcing and running global business processes.
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How IT helps Diageo make its customers happy
In this podcast, from the Gartner Business Intelligence Summit 2011, Brian Franz, CIO at Diageo speaks about the company's global IT operating model and how it relates to Diageo customers. "We want to make them happy, repeat customers and feel good about our proiducts and brands relating to tehir...
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Top tips on being a great CIO from Brian Franz, CIO Diageo
Brian Franz, CIO at global drinks firm, Diageo, presents his top tips on how to become a successful CIO. Franz was speaking at the Gartner Business Intelligence Summit 2011, in London.
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Eleanor Bradley, Nominet director of operations, on web site take downs
Prompted by the Serious Organised Crime Agency, Nominet, the .uk domain registry, is planning changes to its terms and conditions that will allow it to take down websites without a court order.
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Brad Arkin
Computer Weekly's Warwick Ashford speaks to Brad Arkin, senior director of product security and privacy at Adobe about security in the next generation of Adobe software. Arkin details the changes that have been made to products like Adobe Acrobat and Reader to make them more resilient to hacker...
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Vint Cerf interview: Net in crisis
The internet faces three major crises, which if not solved, will lead to the net stalling as a communications medium and an engine for economic growth, says internet founder and Google’s internet evangelist Vint Cerf.
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Why me must all Hack Work - a podcast with Bill Jensen and Josh Klein
In this podcast, ComputerWeekly.com's Cliff Saran chats to Bill Jensen and Josh Klein about "Hacking Work - breaking stupid rules for smart results." Bill and Josh discuss how the old ways of doing IT no longer match what staff in the knowledge economy need.
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Vint Cerf at 6UK
Internet founder Vint Cerf chats to Computer Weekly's Ian Grant about threats to the internet, cyber warfare and other topical issues. (15.32m)
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Gartner Symposium: Michael Dell interview
In this podcast recorded at the Gartner Symposium in Cannes, analysts from Gartner quiz Dell chief executive officer, Michael Dell, about the issues facing the PC industry, the challenge from Apple and why he thinks Android is the future.
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Gartner Symposium podcast: How Darko Hrelic, CIO manages the Gartner CIOs
Darko Hrelic either has the best or worst CIO job in the world. On the one hand, he has the expertise of Gartner on tap, to help develop his IT strategy, but he's also dealing with people who often know a heck of a lot about running IT departments. In this interview ComputerWeekly.com's Cliff…
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Macro Wikinomics: an interview with Don Tapscott
In this podcast Don Tapscott, co-author of Macro Wikinomics speaks to ComputerWeekly.com's Cliff Saran about how business and governments must reinvent themselves to survive the recession. Tapscott believes the internet can power a new way of thinking and learning, supporting collective...
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Michael Chertoff
Michael Chertoff, former US Secretary of Homeland Security, explains how nation states could go about setting and agreeing international conventions on cybersecurity.
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ArtCoviello2010
RSA president Art Coviello explains how organisations could and should influence regulators to shape better, less onerous regulations.
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Steve Ballmer at the LSE 4-10-10
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer discuses Microsoft’s position in the cloud marketplace relative to its competitors.
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Empowered: an interview with Josh Bernoff
In this podcast interview, Josh Bernoff, co-author of Empowered, speaks to ComputerWeekly.com's Cliff Saran about how IT people must support workers who use Twitter, Facebook and other non-corporate sites to help them do their jobs
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Speech by Bill Murphy, chief executive officer at BT Openreach at the Cumbrian broadband conference
BT is going all-out to win the chance to provide Cumbria with high speed broadband, the CEO of Openreach, its regulated infrastructure division, told the Cumbrian broadband conference at the weekend. Here is Murphy’s speech in full. (17.48 minutes)
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Internet Explorer 9.0 - how Microsoft plans to make the websafe
In this podcast Mark Quirk, Microsoft Internet Exporer 9.0 product manager speaks to Cliff Saran about how Microsoft is increasing "trust" within IE 9.
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Internet Explorer 9.0 - Drivers for interoperability
In this podcast, Mark Quirk, Internet Explorer 9.0 product manager, speaks to ComputerWeekly.com's Cliff Saran about how Microsoft is working towards browser interoperability.
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Internet Explorer 9.0 beta - makign browsing faster
In this interview Microsoft Internet Explorer 9.0 product manager, Mark Quirk speaks to ComputerWeekly.com's Cliff Saran about how the new browser speeds up graphics rendering, by using DirectX and hardware acceleration on PC's graphics processors.
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National Programme for IT: what really has changed?
In this podcast, Christine Connelly, chief information officer for Health, responds to questions about what has actually changed, the future of Connecting for Health and value for money on the £5 billion spent so far.
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National Programme for IT: how the money will be spent
In this podcast, Christine Connelly, Chief Information Officer for Health explains how much freedom Trusts will have to buy what they want, in terms of IT, and the future of the Summary Care Records system.
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National Programme for IT: financial liability
Christine Connelly, Chief Information Officer for Health is quizzed on what the NHS will have to pay BT and CSC.
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National Programme for IT: what happens to IT suppliers?
Christine Connelly, Chief Information Officer for Health answers how the revised IT plan for the NHS will affect existing IT suppliers.
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Podcast: Department for health CIO, Christine Connelly on National Programme's demise
In this podcast Christine Connelly, Chief Information Officer for Health explains why the management and organisation of the NHS National Programme for IT is being revamped.
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Orange introduces hi def audio
Orange has launched what it claims is the biggest advance in voice calls in 20 years. The so-called HD voice, uses noise cancellation technology in an attempt to improve the clarity of a mobile phone conversation, by filtering out background noise.
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Google Priority Inbox now live
Google has developed an alternative inbox view, called Priority Inbox for Gmail, which separates important messages by using data such as which people users email the most and which messages they actually open and reply to. The system “learns” users’ priorities over time by analysing how they...
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Stephen Leonard IBM interview 3
On cloud computing
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Stephen Leonard IBM interview 2
On acquisitions
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