Insights, Ideas and Digital Trends

Each one carries an individual byline and a short editorial profile, so you can see who wrote it and what they cover before you read it. The profiles are editorial identities maintained for this publication rather than personal pages, and the article itself always names its writer at the foot of the page.

Regularly, and on no fixed schedule. The articles here are written because there is a question worth answering rather than to fill a calendar, which means the gaps are as variable as the subjects.

Not without asking. These are written for SmartEdge IT Solutions and are protected, so if you want to quote one, link to it, or reuse it in a briefing, get in touch first and we will almost always say yes to a link.

They are composites drawn from the kinds of problems we are asked about, written so they are useful rather than flattering. Where an article describes a specific decision, the reasoning is the reasoning we would give you. Nothing here claims a client, a result or a figure that we cannot show evidence for.

Only to explain a decision not to use it. The technology and innovation page sets out what is in the stack here and what each platform is actually used for.

Often, yes. Send the question through the contact form and it will be treated as a candidate for the archive rather than a support ticket, if it is a question other people are also asking.

There is not one set up yet, and we would rather not describe a mailing list that does not exist. If you want to follow the archive, the contact page is the place to say so; if enough people ask, it becomes a reasonable thing to build.

Of course. Take whatever is useful, and if you then want it built, the services overview explains the shapes of work we take on.