One route into IT is to take your knowledge of a certain sector to an IT firm that specialises in it. This is Katy Cain’s story.

IT job applications tend to look for skills in particular technologies, but for some tech roles, life skills and worldly experience are equally important.

Central control gives the tobacco company the data required to manage software licences and ensure it pays only for assets it needs.

It has been touted as the evolution of SAP's long-standing ERP suite, but with just six years to upgrade, how can businesses avoid an expensive SAP flop?

If the government keeps to its artificial intelligence sector deal, the number of new jobs created through the use of AI and automation will balance the job losses.

UK Oracle users may eventually see the ripple effect of a court ruling in a county almost 7,500 miles away.

Artificial intelligence and deep learning have revolutionised applications such as computer vision, but more complex problems require a different approach.

Formula One plans to use advanced analytics to improve the data it can show to motor racing fans.

We assess how Microsoft is aligning its development tools to support Linux and open source, in light of its acquisition of GitHub

Microsoft’s $7.6bn acquisition of GitHub propels the company that is loved and hated for Windows to the very heart of open source. Can it be trusted?

Computer Weekly speaks to the Gatwick airport CIO about a major network upgrade, which will support future expansion and boost its IT services