John Tate

John Tate

Accountant and entrepreneur

John Tate is a qualified accountant and entrepreneur. He is a columnist for Charity Finance, special adviser to the CFDG and a visiting lecturer at Cass Business School's Centre for Charity Effectiveness.

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Tablets: the end of an era?

John Tate asks whether the inexorable rise of the tablet will spell the end for the humble PC.

History repeating itself

Is the IT boom running out of steam? What will the next big breakthrough be? John Tate asks the questions.

Learning or loafing on the internet?

Spending more time on the internet can help you understand new technology, but would that just be ‘cyberloafing’? John Tate sets the challenge.

Technology will sort us all out!

John Tate assesses the latest technological development taking the IT sector by storm.

Food for thought

John Tate is seduced by marketing hype; but his new technology has a dismal ROI. 

Toys for boys

John Tate reflects on the pros and cons of an John Tate reflects on the pros and cons of an increasingly technology-driven world.

The cloud revisited

John Tate assesses the implications for charities of cloud technology developments.

Is cloud computing coming off the rails?

The IT industry is overpromoting the benefits of cloud computing, warns John Tate.

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