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Application Modernisation: The Essential Guide
In this guide, we look at how distributed systems have evolved to support more agile software development.
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Raspberry PI with Java: programming the internet of things
In this chapter from the book Raspberry PI with Java: Programming the Internet of Things, Stephen Chin walks you through the process of setting up (or baking) the Raspberry Pi.
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Prefabricated and Micro Datacentres: The Essential Guide
As debate continues to rage about what role private, enterprise-owned datacentres will play in firms' IT strategies in the years to come, what is becoming clear is that they type of facilities companies rely on are sure to change in line with their evolving business needs.
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Computer Weekly 50th anniversary special
It's been 50 years since Computer Weekly's launch on 22 September 1966. To mark this achievement, we have compiled a special edition of the magazine to reflect on how much the British technology industry has contributed over that time.
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IT Project in the Middle East
The Middle East is becoming a trailblazer in the use of modern technology to improve business and society.
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Policing cyber crime
This article in our Royal Holloway Security series considers the duties of the police in the UK and asks whether these roles remain realistic and achievable in cyber space
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Hybrid Cloud workloads: The Essential Guide
Debate continues to rage within the enterprise about the long-term benefits of adopting a hybrid cloud method of IT consumption. This Essential Guide shows everything the enterprise needs to know.
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UK and Ireland Salary Survey 2016/2017 results
Over 700 UKI IT professionals reveal their salaries and career expectations for 2016/2017
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UK and Ireland Salary Survey 2016/2017
People in IT are aspirational, with 45% prepared to jump ship to another company for the right offer even if they are not actively looking for a new job. The Computer Weekly 2016 salary survey questioned 738 UK and Irish IT and business professionals, you can find out the results by downloading this e-guide.
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Focus: IT Security in the Middle East
In this issue, we look at the challenges facing organisations in the Middle East as they increasingly rely on digital technologies to engage with customers and citizens.We also analyse specific risks to enterprises, such as malware sneaking into networks under the guise of encryption.
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Computer Weekly – Dell Technologies aims for an intelligent, connected future
In this week's Computer Weekly, as Dell and EMC complete the largest IT supplier merger in history, we look at the new company's strategy. Our latest buyer's guide examines a key aspect of using cloud – cloud bursting. And we assess the latest views on the UK government's plans for internet surveillance legislation. Read the issue now.
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Escaping legacy – removing a major roadblock to a digital future
Core legacy systems inhibit businesses' ability to meet changing customer demands in the digital age. The scale and nature of the problem is such that it needs to be addressed now.
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First edition of Computer Weekly 1966
To celebrate Computer Weekly's 50th anniversary, the National Museum of Computing, which holds the print archives of the magazine, has scanned the first issue of Computer Weekly. We have made this available to download.
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A Computer Weekly buyer's guide to operational IT
In this 14-page buyer's guide, Computer Weekly looks at applying back-office IT to industrial machines, how businesses can further digitise their operations, and how best to tap into data held in mainframes.
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A case study in critical infrastructure interdependency
This article in our Royal Holloway Security Series provides a short introduction to Critical Infrastructure Protection.
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Analysis of the Linux Audit System
This article in our Royal Holloway Security Series identifies serious flaws due to architectural limitations of the Linux kernel which cast doubts on its ability to provide forensically sound audit records and discusses possible mitigation techniques.
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VMworld Europe 2016: What to expect
VMworld Europe 2016 hits Barcelona in October, with VMware expected to announce new and refreshed products and services in support of its end-user computing and cloud strategy. In this e-guide, you'll find case studies featuring last year's winners, along with articles covering the technologies VMware looks set to champion at this year's event.
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Sandnet++ – A framework for analysing and visualising network traffic from malware
This article in our Royal Holloway Security Series looks at Sandnet++, a framework for analysing and visualising network traffic from malware
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BadUSB 2.0: Exploring USB man-in-the-middle attacks
This article in our Royal Holloway Security Series explores the uses and capabilities of rogue USB hardware implants for use in cyber espionage activities.
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Information technology skills guide
Author and IT consultant, Terry Critchley, looks at potential solutions to the apparent skills crisis facing the IT industry, in this special guide for Computer Weekly.
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Computer Weekly – 30 August 2016: Get protected
It is not uncommon for computer systems to be compromised by a company's own employees. In this week's issue we look at the Sage data breach, which highlights the risk every organisation faces from its staff. Staff are often motivated by revenge, but sometimes internal logins can be compromised, enabling hackers to circumvent firewalls.
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CIO Trends #2: Nordics
Computer Weekly talks to more IT leaders than any other publication, and our reporters gather in-depth insights into the challenges facing CIOs, CTOs and CDOs. This guide offers a collection of our most popular articles for IT leaders,
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All-Flash: The Essential Guide
This guide offers a comprehensive survey of the all-flash array market. We look at all-flash products from the big six storage vendors and the startups and specialists. Plus, we give the lowdown on all-flash vs hybrid flash arrays and all-flash vs server-side PCIe SSD.
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IT Project: Internet of Things
The internet of things, or IoT, is moving from far-fetched to reality in 2016, and more and more enterprises are taking a serious look at how they can capitalise on this to improve their processes.
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The future of enterprise IT: Social, mobile, analytics and cloud
Mobile and data technologies are allowing organisations to provide service levels not even dreamt of a few years ago. This guide looks at some examples of these technologies transforming organisations in Australia.