Whilst few large businesses are actually using Windows Vista, companies do see a long-term (24 month) future for Microsoft’s latest software platform - according to the results of a Corporate IT Forum survey of its members released today.Download your copy here.
The survey garnered 78 responses from 53 companies - all of which are FTSE 100 […]

[Read more →]

Desktop applications hosted from outside the enterprise - or Google apps for short - are now being seriously considered by many large companies and are being discussed for the first time at a tif. workshop being held in May.

[Read more →]

Whilst corporates are using so-called social media tools - such as blogs, vlogs and micro tools such as Twitter - more than ever, many companies are stopping short of considering such technologies as ‘official’ corporate communication channels - such as email.
Reasons for this appear to be twofold: cultural and technological.
In general, senior business managers view […]

[Read more →]

Putting a cost and value on enterprise-wide collaboration seems to be proving a real barrier to its implementation for big businesses - this according to a senior group of IT managers who met up this week through one of our workshops.
Whilst the IT directors taking part all seemed to understand the drivers of increased collaboration - […]

[Read more →]

Increasingly, large businesses are growing and developing their own senior security managers rather than hiring in from outside according to security chiefs taking part in a recent tISS online workshop.

[Read more →]