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Thunder in the Libraries
Why would a blind person go into a library? Maybe to borrow a book in Braille, or more likely to borrow a talking book, CD or DVD. In Lambeth the new answer is to learn to use a computer. Computers...
Peter Abrahams, Bloor Research | 23rd August

Mac accessibility improved in Lion, the latest OS X
Apple has announced the next version of OS X, the operating system for Macs, called Lion. It has 250+ new features, including 11 specific accessibility features and several more that could have...
Peter Abrahams, Bloor Research | 21st June

What will the 2011 Census tell us?
What will the 2011 Census tell us? Not much without geographic information technology! Demographic information guides the planning for all sectors. Whether for the provision of public services, the...
Natalie Newman, Bloor Research | 24th March

Getting mobile and social into BPM
As the realisation comes to the software market that the new generation of workers need user interfaces that fit with the lifestyle of Facebook, Twitter and mobile phones with apps, we are starting...
Simon Holloway, Bloor Research | 10th February

So, what is data virtualisation?
Data virtualisation is the latest technology to enjoy its moment in the hypelight and there has been some considerable debate within the blogosphere about what it actually is and what its...
Philip Howard, Bloor Research | 27th January

The Cloud Thickens
I am not referring to Cloud Computing but rather the cloud of confusion prevailing over geographic information amongst the general public. The confusion over this type of information; the confusion...
Natalie Newman, Bloor Research | 25th January


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