Tag: digital

Digital workforces: Automation processes in workforces for SMEs

Let's start with a definition. A digital workforce comprises a variety of technologies for automation working alongside the human workforce. These technologies include, e.g....

Educating the digital world – the rise of eLearning

The 21st century has rapidly come to be known as the era of technological evolution. With technology taking over nearly every niche and the...

IoT will empower retail resilience post pandemic

In recent years, retailers have had to adjust to rapidly changing conditions. With the maturation of online shopping habits, the high street has been...

Digital Asset Management: Cloud vs On-Premises

Digital Asset Management (DAM) enables you to standardise the usage of digital assets. You can do that by creating practices that define how assets...

Where Digital Transactions Will Show Up Next

As we progress further into the era of fintech, we’re beginning to get used to the idea of fully digitised transactions. Generally, the thinking...

Embracing cloud: UK world leader in digital maturity

Digital transformation has become a necessity for companies in all industries. Long histories and distinguished accomplishments offer no defence against disruptive competitors. Consider the...
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The value of colocation data centres in IoT

IoT data processing is increasingly being pushed out to the network edge to get as close as possible to the source sensors and end-users of the resulting data analytics

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To be at the centre of talent attraction and retention, businesses should make use of workplace technology that enables them to integrate collaborative, secure and sustainable measures into their operations.

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Leading the charge to develop a post-quantum cryptographic standard for organisations is the US government’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).

Overcoming economic uncertainty with cloud flexibility

Particularly for companies that jumped into the cloud headfirst, taking the time to optimise existing processes is a remarkable way to reduce infrastructure costs and free up OPEX for delivering business value.

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