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Virtualisation describes the process of abstracting a computer operating system and software from the hardware on which it is installed. Instead of installing software directly onto a machine, a hypervisor is first added, and a virtual instance of the server … Continued
Yahoo has recently contacted all of their staff to announce a ban on “flexible” working with immediate effect. The idea is intended to improve team collaboration by having everyone working together in local offices. However, Yahoo’s decision runs contrary to … Continued
According to a recent survey by O2, 77% of employers encourage staff to work flexibly (including offsite). However, only 19% of employees corroborate this statistic, suggesting that flexible working provisions are not well advertised to staff. The O2 survey comes … Continued
The Cloud has made it possible for companies to radically change the way they do business. It allows staff to access corporate systems around the clock using their laptops, tablets and smartphones, in order to provide customers with service better … Continued
Computing and IT have historically been seen as male dominated professions, with women only accounting for around 20% of the workforce. However, figures released in 2010 show that attitudes are slowly changing and more women are taking up roles in … Continued
