AIOps: Snake oil or the real deal?
We hosted a small roundtable discussion with some IT leaders to get their views on AIOps…what they think it is and how well they view it.
Is there a post-pandemic culture crisis? - A people-oriented point of view
The implication of an Institute of Internal Auditors poll is that hybrid working, including home-working, is more risky, or brings in unaddressed risks.
Australian eSafety and eCommerce trust - From a global point of view
Bloor welcomes a new initiative from Australian eSafety, which is now making interactive assessment tools available to tech companies.
Open Source Software - Good, but not risk, cost, or management-free
David Norfolk is a huge supporter of Open Source Software. But he says it is not “free software” in any real sense – not cost, risk or management free.
Keeping the data flowing after the UK Brexit transition ends
There is a real possibility that we won’t get a GDPR Adequacy Decision from the EU by the time Brexit Transition ends, which has serious implications.
BCS SM-ITAM Conference 2020 - So, what happened?
This year the BCS SM-ITAM Conference is virtual – over three days, plus a keynote from Claire Agutter, one of the 50 most influential women in tech.
Moving EU personal data across EU boundaries - After Brexit Transition ends, will EU regulators trust you to look after it?
There is a real possibility that we won’t get a GDPR Adequacy Decision from the EU by the time Brexit Transition ends.
BCS SM-ITAM Conference 2020 - Systems and IT Asset Management conference goes virtual
This year the BCS SM and ITAM specialist group conference is virtual – with nine sessions over three days plus a pre-recorded keynote from Claire Agutter.
Changing location and travel patterns for Future of Work
A massive change in location and travel patterns are common threads connecting the big shift that changes the future of work and workplace design.
When is a Mainframe not a Mainframe? - When it is an Enterprise Server 3.0 culture, stupid…
Mainframe capabilities are still needed – but let’s refer to Enterprise Server 3.0 today.