To Whittlebury Hall to deliver a Keynote at the Triple i Convention, a “by invitation only” residential convention for senior IT strategists in Enterprise and Public Sector organisations.
Border control, day 2
Day two of the Global Border Control Technology Summit here in London. And another day of interesting insight into the state of the art around electronic documents,
Border control, day 1
Day one of the Global Border Control Technology Summit here in London. There’s a large, international turnout reflecting the importance of the topic of border control and
2005 Speaker Abbot Award
To my old stomping ground, the House of Commons, courtesy of an invitation from the Speaker and the Parliamentary Press Gallery: many thanks to Rob Gibson and
Hacking identity
Identity is in the headlines again today, fuelled by the estimated figures from both Kable and the LSE for the proposed UK National Identity Card – and by today’s debate in
Tackling stovepipe thinking
One of the problems IT should be helping us solve is silo, or stovepipe, thinking. But we seem to remain highly function-oriented in the way
Modular technology and opportunities for SMEs
I’ve been in Sheffield for a few days at the Skills for Business event, delivering a Keynote on Service Oriented Architecture and the opportunities it presents for SMEs. This
Time to rethink the UK’s digital infrastructure
At a recent international meeting I found myself talking with colleagues about broadband and how various countries’ deployments of broadband compare with each other. Japan
Internet ≠ the Web: we need open interfaces, not just websites
I presume I’m not alone when I scratch my head about some of the thinking around that suggests the Internet is just about the Web
Identity at the Royal Society
At the Foundation for Science and Technology Meeting last night the topic of Identity Management (for which read ‘the UK National Identity Card Bill’) was
new tech observations from the UK (ntouk) 