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Technology can be utilised in times of uncertainty to create improvements within business agility.

How can businesses approach their cloud usage with a fresh pair of eyes.

Quantum computing as a solution to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Occupancy sensors, room scheduling, and flexible conference room technology will be a few of the must-haves for office post-coronavirus.

WFH, which is prevalent in the majority of organisations today, can make DSAR management twice as challenging.

The pandemic has initiated the reassessment of organisations' physical environments. Now they must re-evaluate their digital ones.

How do organisations keep their employees and devices safe from vishing attacks or similar under the ‘new normal’ way of working?

How businesses can remain competitive, cost-efficient and innovative in the aftermath of Covid-19.

Covid-19 has made a difficult situation even worse.

As IT professionals our lives are driven by data. We store it, we manage it, we share it and we analyse it.

Covid-19 has accelerated the digital shopping experience. Retailers will need a strategy re-think.

The Covid-19 pandemic raises a number of very significant issues for business continuity and even business survival.

Code isn’t static. Neither are processes for ensuring its security.

Previous patterns of working and living have been forcibly modified.

Consumers are increasingly moving toward contactless payments due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

It’s easy to miss that security needs a balance of technology, process and skills – if any one of those is out of sync then you can’t reduce risk.

The increasing introduction of intelligent automation into the workplace.

The role emerging technology can play in creating a safer internet for the future.

Competitors are offering hybrid databases, lifetime support and unlimited storage all for a lower price.