Bring your own device helps improve job satisfaction, survey suggests.

As CTO of one of Britain’s hottest up-and-coming web analytics companies at the age of just 20, Geoff Wagstaff has certainly been thrown in at the deep end. He speaks to Dominic Pollard about how he and the young team masterminding GoSquared’s rise to prominence go about sourcing, implementing and delivering a host of cutting edge technologies.

Diasgreement over MoU leads to entire board at UK faction of cloud guidance group stepping down.

NHS Trust ambulance crew - who recently adopted collaborative cloud services for 4,000 staff - will speak at Forum on May 17.

It may sound like Hollywood flop with a z-list cast, but Chaos Monkey is actually a great means of testing an organisation’s cloud services. Dominic Pollard explains more.

Toby Moore is the chief technology officer (CTO) at Mind Candy – the company that created and runs the global kids’ educational social gaming phenomenon Moshi Monsters. He gives Mark Young an insight into the unique, modern business ideologies that have propelled Mind Candy to unrivalled growth over the last nine years and discusses the firm’s adoption of big data and cloud.

Julian Burnett has been the CTO of Sainsury’s, one of Britain’s leading retailers, for a little over two years. In his time there his sourcing and implementing of technologies to suit the needs and objectives of the company has proven successful. He tells Dominic Pollard how he goes about the task in hand.

The term cloud computing has been around for a while. Cloud computing itself, as we know and use the term, has been around before it was given its current moniker. But to what extent are cloud providers delivering cutting edge transformational IT services or how much are they just sticking new labels on old products? Dominic Pollard explores.

A senior civil servant has been singing the praises of cloud computing and all the benefits it has to offer.

The Chancellor's Budget announcement yesterday may have claimed to be business-friendly but the reaction to it has been far more hostile.

The inaugural Big Data Insight Group event was a roaring success, sparking torrents of debate on the opportunies and obstacles that 2012's hottest new technology trend presents.

Despite the launch of the G-Cloud looming and the results of a new survey suggesting 62 per cent of public sector organisations want to adopt cloud services, many are failing to act.