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Measuring carbon, from the top-down

Making sense of carbon emissions, offsets and markets using geospatial analytics.

The business of ethics

Heading up the local offshoot of IBM’s services business Kyndryl, Sandhya Sonne has a career’s worth of experience on which to draw.

Kyndryl

Lesley Stones

The network effect

We have stronger networks and greater interdependence than at any other time in history. What does this mean for Russia?

McDonald

Matthew Burbidge

Ethical foundations

Hamilton Ratshefola credits IBM for instilling the values that have made him successful throughout his career.

Hamilton Ratshefola

Lesley Stones

The time is AI

Battlelines are being drawn as the landgrab for intelligence supremacy heats up.

Technology

Adrian Hinchcliffe

People: the forgotten powerhouses for change

Author Malcolm Gladwell says people have tremendous social power to change their work environments for the better.

Social power

Paul Furber

From the inside out

IBM’s information on demand strategy is now about transforming businesses from the inside.

IBM

Paul Furber

Jack of all trades

Salesman, developer, information worker manager, consultant. Can one person do it all?

Software

Paul Furber

The human factor

Forgetting to manage change can scupper most projects.

Project Management

Benedict Kelly

Frugal and global: how IBM saved money

As former CIO of IBM, Brian Truskowski had to get creative about saving his company’s money. Technology helped.

Frugal

Paul Furber

The Big Hitters

SOFTWARE Databases PRODUCT In two SME-friendly flavours, one of which, as you will see, is free, many users might find Big Blue an interesting alternative to the usual suspects in the DB for small business space.

THE

Pamela Weaver

Anything You Want... We Got It

SOFTWARE Business Applications Big time in small businessville If you’ve been feeling the warm glow of vendor love lately, you’re not alone.

Anything

Pamela Weaver

One Giant Leap For Storage-Kind

HARDWARE Storage IBM IBM was first out of the blocks with a disc-drive in 1956.

ONE

Pamela Weaver