5 things to do now for GDPR compliance By Jeff Sakasegawa With the regulation set to go into effect today, now is the time for your organisation to invest in compliance.
How to solve big growth problems in fintech? Part One By Tetiana Boichenko What problems do fintechs need to solve to scale up and grow profits?
Cloud migration: The CIO’s five allies for success By Graham Masterson A successful mass migration to the cloud requires every department at an organisation to be on board.
Why should e-commerce sit at the heart of a business’ digital transformation? By Michiel Schipperus How does e-commerce help drive digital transformation?
From the cloud to the edge: Taming application supply chain complexity By Shmuel Kliger While a nimbler IT landscape bodes well for application development and deployment, it introduces significant operational challenges.
Embrace the shadow: Realising the benefits of shadow IT By Greg Smith, Michael Papadopoulos, Andreas Macek, Noémie Bristol-Courgeon, Elliot Gilford Technology systems and solutions built and used by business units in enterprises without explicit organisational approval from the IT function – known as shadow IT – are seen as fresh and new.
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.
Artificial Intelligence and automation: the future of government services By Mark Baillie AI and automation will transform the workplace and bring a wide range of benefits to all sectors, including the public sector.
The CIO advisor: empowering the C-Suite to become innovators of change By Mike Lewis Why is it not routine for CIOs to seek the same help and support?
Preparing for the next European Union Directive: EU NIS By Corey O’Connor Your organisation may be prepared for GDPR but is it ready for the Directive on Security of Network and Information Systems (NIS)?
Bridging the cybersecurity generation gap By Nick Lowe Cyber-attacks and the cybersecurity measures used to stop them have evolved rapidly over the past 30 years.
Why organisations need to act now to build a globally competitive “intelligent enterprise” By Mark Gambill While companies that fail to adapt are going out of business, others are racing to transform to remain competitive in today's digital world.
Building a resilient IoT: nano coatings to safeguard future tech By Ady Moores For the Internet of Things to be successful, uptime and reliability must be a top priority.
