Moving blockchain beyond the finance industry By Colin Bull Blockchain technology has applications across a number of industries and could transform the way many businesses operate.
Avoiding the biggest threats to data backup By Rod Mathews Organisations that put the right solutions and procedures in place can mitigate the risks and severity of an attack.
Will the Facebook scandal lead to a ‘hard’ GDPR? By Chad Wollen Businesses should learn from Facebook's example and prepare accordingly for the upcoming regulation.
AI in the enterprise: three steps to empowering intelligent digital assistants By Trevor Cookson Adopting AI-powered intelligent tools can raise productivity, efficiency and even revenues at your organisation.
AI could be set to transform the world of sales By Sead Fadilpašić Sales leaders in the UK are expecting AI adoption to grow 112 per cent by 2020.
AWS to invest in Chile and stick around for a long time By Sead Fadilpašić Chile is doing everything to encourage AWS to invest in the country, it was said.
Okta: Why identity management is the challenge of our time By Michael Moore Oktane18 - Okta CEO lays out his vision for securing enterprise users around the world.
Companies embracing GDPR compliance to get one step ahead of the competition By Anthony Spadafora IT and Telco businesses are confident GDPR compliance will provide a competitive advantage.
Mobile app fraud on the rise By Anthony Spadafora Cybercriminals have also embraced mobile as their platform of choice.
Okta makes securing your apps and website easier than ever By Michael Moore Oktane18: Okta aims to secure all websites and apps for free with new Onee App API offering.
ZTE lost billions due to US ban By Sead Fadilpašić However the block may soon be lifted, sources say.
Huawei P20 Pro review By Michael Moore It may have three cameras, but how does the Huawei P20 Pro flagship fare as an everyday device?
Huawei P20 Pro review By Michael Moore It may have three cameras, but how does the Huawei P20 Pro flagship fare as an everyday device?
Samsung Galaxy S9+ review By Michael Moore An extremely polished device, but is it one for the workplace?
Microsoft Surface Book 2 review By Michael Moore Microsoft's most advanced computing device to date offers a number of improvements, but battery life is still a worry.
Google Pixel 2 XL review By Michael Moore An incredible piece of Android hardware, that falls just short of smartphone perfection.
Huawei Mate 10 Pro Review By Michael Moore UPDATED: Huawei's best smartphone to date - but not quite the perfect business working device.
Maze Alpha smartphone By Desire Athow The Maze Alpha is not without flaws but you wont get a better phablet in this price range.
Doogee BL7000 By Desire Athow A smartphone fit for demanding professionals but dogged by a dodgy brand name.
Moving blockchain beyond the finance industry By Colin Bull Blockchain technology has applications across a number of industries and could transform the way many businesses operate.
Avoiding the biggest threats to data backup By Rod Mathews Organisations that put the right solutions and procedures in place can mitigate the risks and severity of an attack.
Will the Facebook scandal lead to a ‘hard’ GDPR? By Chad Wollen Businesses should learn from Facebook's example and prepare accordingly for the upcoming regulation.
AI in the enterprise: three steps to empowering intelligent digital assistants By Trevor Cookson Adopting AI-powered intelligent tools can raise productivity, efficiency and even revenues at your organisation.
The unwritten laws of contract software: four questions for your legal team By Colin Earl Reaching out to your legal team before a problem arises is the best way to ensure your company's contract management system is up to the task.
Five steps to surviving an IT Emergency By Martin Hodgson In a world of near-constant connectivity, losing access to everyday operations is one thing, but for critical IT systems it’s vital to prevent any potential downtime.
Keep calm and carry on with a business continuity strategy By Jonathan Sharp When devising a business continuity strategy, you should consider the 4 P’s: people, processes, premises and providers, suppliers and partners.
How financial institutions can drive digital innovation using existing IT spend By Colin Rowland Digital transformation is advancing rapidly and CIOs at financial institutions in particular are increasingly under pressure to keep pace with innovation. Today, CIOs are expected to navigate new expectations and master digitalisation, all while trying to balance the budget at the same time.
