Charlotte Trueman
Staff Writer
Charlotte Trueman is a staff writer at Computerworld. She joined IDG in 2016 after graduating with a degree in English and American Literature from the University of Kent. Trueman covers collaboration, focusing on videoconferencing, productivity software, AR/VR and issues around sustainability.
With 2050 goal in mind, techUK pushes clean tech to UK government
A new report from techUK and Deloitte puts forward a number of legislative recommendations for the UK government to help reach its 2050 net-zero target.
After the pandemic: What's the future of work look like in the UK?
The UK government has redoubled its efforts to get workers back in the office, even as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. But most employees seem content remaining at home.
Zoom’s outage causes chaos, especially for educators, teachers
Though schools and universities appeared to be hardest-hit by the outage — many are just starting online education efforts — the outage highlights the need for backup plans and alternatives.
UK government rolls out a second attempt at contact tracing
Months after its first attempt was scrapped, the UK government trials a new and improved contact tracing app to fight the COVID-19 outbreak.
Zoom explained: Understanding (and using) the popular video chat app
Here’s a look at where the Zoom meeting app came from, what it does and how to use it.
Atlassian unveils new efficiency tweaks for Confluence and Trello
The new features are designed to help improve efficiency for employees forced to work at home, far from their office colleagues.
Microsoft Teams' new 'Together mode' aims to make video calls more engaging
In an effort to make video calls more “inclusive, engaging and reflective," Microsoft is rolling out a host of new Teams features – including a viewing mode that puts everyone in the same room.
The most in-demand IT skills in the UK
In the fast-changing tech sector, popular skills quickly become outdated as new ones emerge. With COVID-19 turning businesses on their head, we look at skills that will be most in demand when the pandemic subsides.
UK gov’t abandons its COVID-19 tracing app, turns to Apple-Google tech
Two months after it was first warned about the problems of relying on a centralised contact-tracing model, government officials have been forced to adopt the design offered by the two tech giants.
Asana touts new Teams integrations
Work management platform Asana has expanded its ties with Microsoft Teams, solidifying efforts by the two companies to make task management easier.
