Rajesh Mirchandani presents a new series covering the latest developments and issues in the world of IT.
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WednesdayÌý7th FebruaryÌý2007
Whether you've embraced technology willingly, or you’re someone who struggles to find the 'on' switch on a PC, this series will have something for you. Rajesh Mirchandani finds out how modern technology touches people's lives in this lively magazine programme.
In this week's programme:
E-Forensics and corporate espionage Brian Karney from Guidance Software gives Rajesh an insight into how e-forensics is being used in the current cash for peerages investigation. Rajesh discovers that e-forensic software can also be used to investigate corporate espionage. Simon Janes, an expert in corporate espionage, discusses why it is one of the fastest growing areas of white-collar crime.
The digital home
Lucy Stockbridge, a usability expert talks to Rajesh about the barriers often faced when setting up a creating a digital home and the Consumer Electronics Association tell us whether manufacturers are working together to enable all of our ‘gadgets’ talk to each other.
Technology for the elderly and disabled
Rajesh visits his mum and dad in Buckinghamshire to discover whether they have embraced technology. While his dad has loves using e-mail and the internet, his mum still prefers a more traditional mean of communication. But if technology was made simpler would more elderly people use it? Bill Fine, Senior Consultant at AbilityNet demonstrates the latest in voice recognition technology used by the elderly and disabled, when using a keyboard becomes too difficult.
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