John Leonard

Jan 17, 2025 | mescomputing.com | John Leonard

Lenovo is the biggest PC manufacturer in the world, but it also produces phones, servers and enterprise storage hardware. Services are the glue that hold it all together, says Art Hu When most people think of Lenovo, a single product comes to mind: the ubiquitous ThinkPad laptop. One in every four notebooks in 2019 was made by Lenovo, according to some figures.

Jan 17, 2025 | mescomputing.com | John Leonard

Developing a more open culture Four speakers in a panel session during a recent Women in Tech Festival, spoke of conditions that put up hurdles, and the changes organizations can make to make things better, not just for neurodiverse employees but for everyone else too. Every brain is unique. Some brains are finely attuned to detail, others are more at home with grand visions. Some need structure, others thrive in uncertainty; some love company, others prefer solitude.

Nov 1, 2024 | lucianne.com | John Leonard

Original ArticlePosted By: Imright, 11/1/2024 10:00:09 AMThe problem isn't that Democrats openly and habitually lie about Donald Trump on a regular basis. The problem is that the media uses subliminal messaging to reinforce those lies. They are not fair, neutral arbiters. The media are Democrats, by and large.

Jun 19, 2024 | channelweb.co.uk | Penny Horwood |John Leonard

As campaigning for the UK general election heats up, all parties in the running to form the next government have now published (more or less comprehensive) manifestos. From green jobs to new offshore drilling licenses, the documents cover sweeping or, in some cases quite modest policy proposals. All of them referenced the tech sector as a major driving force behind the UK economy and outlined proposals to support it.

May 3, 2024 | computing.co.uk | John Leonard

Speaking at a media roundtable in London last week, Sarah Armstrong Smith, chief security advisor at Microsoft, revealed that the company blocks 250,000 password attempts a minute. That's 360 milli...