AuthorBio-Detail
 Sue Tabbitt Sue Tabbitt is a freelance a journalist and editor, based in the UK, where she has been covering the IT, telecoms and general business markets for over 20 years. Sue is a former managing editor of the highly respected IT reseller monthly, The VAR magazine (later rebranded Channel 200x magazine), published by Dennis Publishing and subsequently Reed Business Information. Prior to this role, she spent a formative two years as a reporter on a daily international IT trade newsletter, Computergram International, then published by APT Data Services. The title was later repackaged as Computerwire. |
Author-Contributions
Sue Tabbitt's Contributions
Full of Eastern Promise: Technology Tour in an Emerging Market03/03/2013 Sixteen eager UK technology start-ups tour India with the British Government's backing, giving them a unique opportunity to showcase their innovations to a vast emerging market.
The Internet of Things, Taking On a Life Of Its Own
11/14/2012 A look at the new reality of self fixing machines, smart bottles, and connected cows.
3D Printing Innovation That Aims to Make a Difference
10/14/2012 A look at how 3D printing technology has the potential to empower less-developed communities around the world to access products and services the more advantaged take for granted.
Tune in, Check In
03/27/2012 Social TV, otherwise known as ‘chatterboxing', is transforming the way people watch television; engaging audiences and spreading pre-show hype quicker than through traditional promotions. Companion apps are adding to the ‘buzz', keeping fans coming back for more and helping networks to grow their audiences.
Stop Boring Your Audience!
02/20/2012 Forget traditional slide show presentations. Companies should check out new digital presentation tools to help make their message count.
Security in the Mobile Age
10/24/2011 As mobile device usage continues to soar, users are more vulnerable to security breaches. But too much security hampers the user experience. What's the right balance?
Graffiti and Trash Go to the Cloud
09/12/2011 Towns and cities around the world are plagued by graffiti, "fly-tipping" and other environmental crimes. But a simple idea that leverages cloud computing is helping communities across the U.K. fight back.
