All articles by Jim Banks
Jim Banks
Jim Banks is a freelance journalist writing about culture and technology.
Infosecurity Europe 2025 is where the battle for cybersecurity will be decided
At this year’s event, CISOs from across the sector will pick apart the latest threats to corporate cybersecurity and showcase the most sophisticated countermeasures available.
How the Ordnance Survey is bringing solar panels to slopey roofs near you
The UK’s emissions-reduction targets are ambitious. A new project from the Ordnance Survey may make them redundant faster than hitherto suspected.
With agentic AI we are being sold on the idea of running before we can walk or crawl, says Alteryx’s Andy MacMillan
Appointed late last year, Alteryx’s new CEO is on a mission to close the knowledge gap around agentic AI and its enormous potential.
Miscommunication between the CISO and the board on cybersecurity is its own major risk, warns Entrust’s Jordan Avnaim
Entrust’s CISO is on a mission to find a common language to make everything from malign AI to post-quantum encryption fully comprehensible to board members.
The good CTO helps define a company’s culture as much as its technology, says Checkatrade’s Gorden Pretorius
Working with the right people and creating an environment where continuous improvement is the norm are key priorities for Checkatrade’s new CTO.
Tech Show London dives deep into the complexities of the cloud
As our embrace of the cloud and AI tightens, Tech Show London convenes industry luminaries to debate the big questions this all raises.
Are Bloomberg’s AI-Powered Earnings Call Summaries the tool financial analysts cannot do without?
Bloomberg’s AI-powered earnings summaries are automating earnings call analyses. Should hardworking investment analysts rejoice?
DTX London blends experience and innovations to meet today’s IT challenges head-on
As the tech world prepares for DTX London, Tech Monitor looks at the big themes, the standout panels, and the new ideas that will draw the attention of the best minds in the industry.