Will GDPR hinder or harness the power of AI? By Roy Pereira The upcoming regulation will force companies to rethink the way they approach AI deployment.
Make software audits unprofitable by fortifying your software audit castle By Martin Thompson Preventing software audits can save your organisation both time and money.
Education's shared service management silo breakers By Nancy Van Elsacker Louisnord By implementing service management schools can reduce silos an benefit from a shared approach to services.
Salesforce - How smart technology can get you ready for the “Fourth Industrial Revolution” By Michael Moore Salesforce World Tour event highlights “major change” but calls for better training to prepare young workers.
Salesforce reveals major UK expansion By Michael Moore New London Innovation Centre launch comes as Salesforce also prepares further data centre expansion.
Gmail offline setting rolls out to users By Sead Fadilpašić New settings begin rolling out worldwide, allowing some aspects of offline access for Gmail.
Education tech and battling stubborn Open Source myths By Jas Kalsi Schools, universities and colleges can benefit from the customisable and flexible solutions open source software offers.
Amazon CTO: Why the time is now for machine learning By Michael Moore Werner Vogels hails “egalitarian” effect of cloud, analytics and machine learning.
Google confirms Chromebooks will soon be able to run Linux apps By Anthony Spadafora Developers will be able to write and publish code directly from their Chromebooks.
Android P will stop apps snooping on users By Sead Fadilpašić Google overhauls privacy protection in its latest Android build.
Android P brings simplicity, machine learning and security to your device By Michael Moore Google celebrates ten years of Android with the launch of Android P.
Google I/O - Why 2018 can be the year of AI By Michael Moore Sundar Pichai highlights AI as one of Google’s greatest successes, and future focus for the year ahead.
Shopper or shoplifter: Origins of the browser part 1 By Steve Giguere The browser, which began as a simple visual interpretation of a markup language, is now a dangerously functional runtime environment more comparable to our host operating systems than you might expect.
One person’s weapon is another person’s tool By Sean Herbert Automated vulnerability management as protection against malicious software
Why we should be narrow minded about AI By Andrew Burgess For AI to be widely adopted, businesses and consumers must keep their expectations in check.
You’re paying for the software, so why aren’t you using it? By Camilo Lascano Tribin Don’t let enterprise resource planning partners take advantage of you by making you buy products you don’t really need
New Windows 10 update lets you dictate content to your machine By Sead Fadilpašić New features include Timeline and Focus Assist, as well as upgrades to Edge and Cortana.
Windows 10 is being put on a diet By Sead Fadilpašić Microsoft is reportedly bringing a 'Lean' version of Windows 10, targeting tablet devices with less storage.
AWS IoT Analytics platform helps businesses gain insights from IoT data By Anthony Spadafora New platform allows organisations to quickly and easily analyse vast amounts of IoT device and sensor data.
Google upgrades Gmail to offer greater productivity By Sead Fadilpašić Major G Suite update brings new functionalities including AI-powered features.
