To build, or not to build, that is the question By Ed Addario Can outsourcing services to specialists help your company better keep up with the competition?
In tomorrow’s office, Alexa will be everyone’s secretary By Dave Sobel By welcoming virtual assistants into their office now, businesses can prepare for a Voice UI powered future.
Google Cloud helps push Alphabet to profitable quarter By Sead Fadilpašić However analysts are still saying the company is 'playing catch up' with rivals.
Trends in digital banking & personal finance By Andrii Mykhalniuk The new paradigm of customer behaviour is a creative digital business model for retail and corporate banking.
How to find healthy food – with blockchain By Andrei Povarov With the increasing complexity of the global supply chain today, it is almost impossible for retailers to guarantee the provenance of products they sell.
A world apart, but closer than ever: why UK and New Zealand tech is made for each other By Vaughan Rowsell Never one to blow its own trumpet, New Zealand has been quietly growing to become a global tech powerhouse.
Compliance with GDPR is not enough. We must aim higher By Adrian Newby GDPR is an opportunity for businesses to return the control of personal data to the individual and improve trust.
Is reliability the weak link in your plan for digital dominance? By Julie Purves For a business to be successful in today’s connected world, a reliable central IT system is not just a target, it’s an expectation.
Does Mobility as a Service hold the answer to the future of transport? By Andy Taylor MaaS provides consumers with the freedom to travel the way they desire by offering choice and removing friction.
Toshiba still aiming to sell chip unit By Sead Fadilpašić Japansese giant chasing sale even if it doesn't get the necessary regulatory approval on time.
Capacity management: What is it, and why do you need it? By Leon Levy It’s important to implement a regular reporting effort, which highlights the benefits of capacity management.
Is your business ready to go cognitive-first? By Mark Troester The businesses of the future will leverage intelligent apps and utilise the full toolkit of Big Data and analytics.
ZTE fights back against US ban By Sead Fadilpašić Chinese firm slams decision to block sales of its products as 'unfair' and announces a legal battle.
Qualcomm planning 1,500 job cuts By Sead Fadilpašić Cost-saving measure comes as Qualcomm looks to finalise NXP deal.
Trusting IT to fail? By John Rakowski Trust is built on shared experience and intelligence. For the business to trust IT to fail, IT leaders must act now to prove, measure and communicate their remarkable insight.
The general data protection regulation deadline is just over a month away but is Britain ready for it? By Mike McEwan Individuals still don’t understand their rights under GDPR says, ICONFIRMs UK CEO Mike McEwan.
Understanding the impact of GDPR on the customer journey By Dana Averbouch The mere idea of GDPR brings anxiety and trepidation to many. This shouldn’t be the case.
What’s the influence of augmented reality on the ecommerce industry? By Albert Smith Emerging technology of Augmented Reality is propelling the ecommerce industry to widen its horizons and enhance customer experience.
Healthcare workers lacking data expertise By Anthony Spadafora Growing need for data skills makes it difficult for healthcare professionals to perform their duties.
