As well as writing this blog, Mark Wilson has contributed articles to a number of other publications and the following are examples of his external work:

• risual White Paper (April 2017): Securing the modern productive enterprise with Microsoft technology.
• Fujitsu White Paper (January 2013): Technology standardisation – creating consisistency in solution architecture.
• Fujitsu White Paper (April 2012): Linked data – connecting and exploiting big data.
• Cloud Pro (November 2011): SQL Server and Hadoop – unlikely bedfellows but a powerful combination.
• Fujitsu White Paper (August 2011): Bring Your Own Computer: Why should we have separate devices for home and work?
• Cloud Pro (April 2011):  Windows Azure Connect – the missing link between on premise and cloud.
• 4SysOps (April 2011): Thoughts on curated computing – part 1 and part 2.
• Computer Weekly (November 2006): Pretty interfaces alone do not make a business case (originally submitted as: Windows Vista is finally here… but XP’s not dead yet).

Mark also contributed to the following publications as one of a larger team of writers/contributors:

• Fujitsu Technology Perspectives.
• Fujitsu White Book of Cloud Security.
• Fujitsu White Book of Big Data.

He has also carried out a number of speaking engagements including:

• Microsoft Cloud User Group (August 2017): Securing the modern productive enterprise with Microsoft technology.
• Milton Keynes Geek Night (June 2016): Would you move all of your IT services to the cloud?
• University College London (January 2013): A view on cyber security.
• CloudCamp Big Data Special (January 2012): Structuring Big Data.
• University College London (January 2012): Bring Your Own Device – why does it matter?
• British Computer Society Internet Specialist Group (September 2011): The Internet, where next?

Mark has also been interviewed and quoted in the following articles:

• Fujitsu Point of View (February 2008): Virtual Reality.
• The Independent (November 2006): How to blog your way to fame and fortune.
• Computer Weekly (November 2006): Bloggers disect Vista technology.
• IT Week (June 2005): Decision time for Windows 2000 users.

If you would like to reproduce a blog post from this site please get in touch.

Unfortunately, Mark is unable to accept commissions for articles for publication elsewhere at this time.