Opinion & Analysis

The 1985 iPhone in a truck
The consumerisation of use end points is changing the works place; employers can no longer impress new recruits with technology and connectivity, they are more likely to disappoint.
Bob Tarzey, Quocirca | 1st November

A change in practices leads to a change in recruitment focus for software delivery applicant
A change is taking place in the IT Industry that has a major impact on the way organisations should now look to recruit software development people.
Julian Holmes, UPMentors | 18th March

Flexible is the new 'black'
The ability to be sufficiently flexible to cope with risk and change is an often under-rated benefit that could be used for positive reasons as well as negative or defensive ones. It just needs a little more thought and planning.
Rob Bamforth, Quocirca | 19th November

Why HTML5 enables more businesses to deliver more apps to more mobile devices with greater ease
The emphasis on capabilities is moving from hardcore coders -- with mastery of embedded platforms and tools -- to more mainstream graphical and scripting-skilled workers.
Dana Gardner, Interarbor Solutions | 17th November

So what's new in the CRM market?
Last week I looked at the effect of open source and new agile vendors such as Qliktech on the BI market in the article ‘Is the Traditional BI in decline?’. Is the CRM market similar or...
Gerry Brown, Bloor Research | 25th October

Social networking and unified communications - a match made in heaven or just good friends?
Many of the innovators in unified communications have been working too deep in networking technology, but some of the concepts from consumer social networking could help make new contacts among business users
Rob Bamforth, Quocirca | 15th October


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