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InterviewsInterview: Andrew Donald Health Sector Manager, ntl:Telewest Business [Thu, November 26, 2009]Recent developments in communications technology have revolutionised the healthcare landscape. Next generation networks will provide healthcare organisations like the NHS with the advanced level of integration and service required to help support better clinical care and increase operational efficiencies. Sali Earls spoke to Andrew Donald, Health Sector Manager, ntl:Telewest Business, to find out how the communications tools built on the NHS network infrastructure can facilitate better working practices and deliver the most effective healthcare service. Dr Lyn Evans, LHC Project Leader, CERN: The ITWales Interview [Thu, April 16, 2009] On 10 September 2008, the first proton beam was successfully steered around the full 27 kilometres of the world's largest and highest-energy particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). Sali Earls spoke to the man behind the colossal science project, Aberdare-born Dr Lyn Evans, LHC Project Leader at CERN, a former student and an Honorary Fellow of Swansea University, to find out more about the LHC project, his successful career in Science, and his thoughts on technological developments in the digital age. Interview: Andy Robinson, Police Manager for e-Crime Wales [Tue, September 30, 2008] In August 2008, Andy Robinson, head of the Hi-tech Crime Unit at South Wales Police, was appointed as Police Manager for e-Crime Wales, leading the Police response to business e-crime with his secondment to the Welsh Assembly Government. One month in to the job, Andy took time out to speak to Chris Williams about his new post. Mobile Security: The ITWales Interview [Thu, February 21, 2008] With mobile devices becoming increasingly popular and cost effective, there is a significant risk to both business and individual security. Robert Earls spoke to two industry experts - Symantec and Trend Micro - to find out whether the threat is real or perceived, and how users and companies can protect themselves. More Interviews...
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