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We interview Souvik Das, Chief Product & Technology Officer at Clearwater Analytics, where he leads the company’s SaaS platform
We interview Frank Bignone, VP & Global Director of Digital Transformation at FPT Software, a leading IT services provider
We interview Jan Čurn is the co-founder and current CEO of Apify – a platform for web data collection, AI data, and browser automation.
We interview Marcel Červený, CEO of BiQ Group, a company with more than 460 experts in several offices in the Czech Republic and Slovakia
Now that the dust has settled on the CrowdStrike outage, an IT manager looks back to discover what lessons need to be learned
We interview Lukáš Rychtecký, a Solutions Architect at Applifting, a Czech company developing web applications for businesses of all sizes
The golden quarter is known in retail as the most vital time for ensuring profitability and IT plays a critical role
Storage virtualisation can transform modern IT setups, delivering enhanced efficiency, scalability and lowering costs.
In 1999, we left it to the last minute to fix the Millennium Bug but got away with it. As IT Manager Michael Dear explains, its 2038 successor, the "Epoch Time bug" is ticking, and this time we may not be so lucky
Andrew Kay, Director of Systems Engineering APJ at Illumio, has 20 years’ experience helping organisations strengthen their cyber resilience. We interview him as part of our Threats series on cybersecurity.
Mark Allen, Head of Cybersecurity at CloudCoCo, provides what amounts to a step-by-step guide to keeping your business more secure against cyberattacks - including deepfakes
Calling all IT Managers! Don't leave your old data to rot. Here's a practical guide to how you should deal with it.
Michael Dear explains everything IT Managers and users alike need to know about passwords, including the emerging role of passkeys
IT manager Michael Dear dons his most demonic guise to explain how ransomware attackers earn a living - before revealing how the angels (and not just the IT team) can save the day.
As late August rolls around once more, our self-titled grumpy IT manager Michael Dear shares some timely advice for parents of school-age children - and it goes far beyond what laptop to buy.
When it comes to working from home, our friendly IT manager has some words of advice about your physical setup, your mental health - and the fact you're almost certainly being monitored.
An unhappy experience with a tiny mouse makes the UK's grumpiest IT manager map out what he thinks a user interface should look like - and explains why everyone should know their keyboard shortcuts.
Our not-so-friendly IT manager has another confession to make - that he only has one friend. And he thinks, for the sake of your personal data, you should only have one friend too.
Let AI loose in your business at your own peril, warns Michael Dear. Until we can see what's happening, and know our data is protected, we have to tread carefully.
IT manager Michael Dear has a secret hatred of plaques... and if you're wondering what that has to do with why IT projects fail, read the article (and discover that his weapons for success are tea and biscuits).