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Technology plays an ever-growing role in both our personal and professional lives. This is because it calls for the application of knowledge to coherently organised activities involving machines that are designed to achieve sustainable goals.
Increasing dependence on tech demands board-level IT representation
One of the key reasons usually given for moving services to cloud is to save money by getting rid of expensive IT infrastructure. However, making the business case on cost grounds alone is not necessarily straightforward.
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We are becoming inured to the word “digital”. Digital clock, digital telephone, digital TV... But “digital transformation” means something far more significant. More than just a technology shift, it implies a profound, cultural revolution.
As organisations continue to carry out digital transformation, cloud computing is on the increase. The positives of utilising cloud infrastructures are known but a characteristic that often gets overlooked is security. Here are some tips on how to resolve this.
When General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) laws came into force back in May, businesses across Europe had to drastically alter the way they handled their customers’ data – and with similar rules now being implemented in the US, attitudes of big business towards data privacy look set to change across the globe.
With so many businesses now moving into the cloud, here are the 10 of the best ways an effective cloud system can benefit your business.
Customers have so much choice of products and providers. It's easier than ever to change supplier if expectations aren't met. It is vital to delight customers, anticipate requirements and issues they may have. But how can organisations deliver first-class customer service? The answer lies in augmented intelligence.
The belief that artificial intelligence will develop and take over our jobs is a common worry. To avoid this we need to get our act together as a country if we are all to fully benefit from the fourth industrial revolution. This requires an informed and practical government-led strategy