Government to IT suppliers: Does it hurt yet?
Profile: Bryan Glick
When I was a schoolboy, there was a popular if rather sado-masochistic playground game called Chinese burns. This involved grasping your opponent's wrist with both hands, and twisting their skin in opposite directions. They then did the same to you. The loser was the first to yelp in pain or...
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Budget 2012: Promising, but not yet enough for UK IT
Profile: Bryan Glick
Every year we assess what the Budget means for the UK IT community. Most years we conclude: Nothing much. This year, we'd have to acknowledge progress, by concluding: Well, a bit,...
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Donate your PCs to Computer Aid – 200,000 so far, 50,000 more needed now
Profile: Bryan Glick
The IT charity Computer Aid International has celebrated a significant milestone - the delivery of its 200,000th PC to worthy causes in the developing world.
I have no problem in admitting a high degree of bias in proclaiming this achievement and...
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We are in the post PC-is-the-only-option era, but that’s not quite as catchy for Apple marketing
Profile: Bryan Glick
Are we, as Apple would have us believe, in the "post-PC era"? I'm not so sure.
The phrase has become something of a tech meme lately and Apple has understandably embraced it, claiming at the 0 Comments
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Tech leadership must drive economic activity – the other bit of Vince Cable’s letter to the PM
Profile: Bryan Glick
There was plenty of national coverage of business secretary Vince Cable's leaked letter to the prime minister, in which he lamented the lack of a...
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Loving it when an identity plan comes together
Profile: Bryan Glick
To quote a phrase that was mightily popular in the 1980s: I love it when a plan comes together.
In this case, it's not even my plan, but it's one I've found myself writing about often over the past few years. Here's just a couple...
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