While the pandemic has accelerated digital transformation, it has also brought into focus the need to rebuild and acquire digital skills to help deliver what the business can do best, explains Ranjith Kaippada, Managing Director at Cloud Box Technologies.
Survival isn’t good enough, which IT enables business to thrive?
There was record growth in the small and mid-sized business sector in the UK in 2019, but now a global pandemic and crashing local and global economies have rolled over this sector to slow growth and make even survival a challenge. What will it take to recover and grow in this new normal? What can we learn from the businesses that are still thriving, such as e-commerce?
Survival isn’t good enough, which IT enables business to thrive?
There was record growth in the small and mid-sized business sector in the UK in 2019, but now a global pandemic and crashing local and global economies have rolled over this sector to slow growth and make even survival a challenge. What will it take to recover and grow in this new normal? What can we learn from the businesses that are still thriving, such as e-commerce?
Pearson highlights emerging trends in the education industry
Pearson highlights emerging trends in the education industry to look out for in 2021.
TII Appoints Experts at Secure Systems Research Centre
Abu Dhabi’s Technology Innovation Institute Appoints International Experts to Board of Advisors at Secure Systems Research Centre.
Service Accounts – Challenges and Best Practices
Service accounts are a particular type of non-human privileged account used to execute applications and run automated services, virtual machine instances, and other processes. These accounts can be privileged local or domain accounts, and in some cases, they may have domain administrative privileges. This high level of privilege facilitates the smooth operation of many IT workflows, but a single service account can easily be referenced in many applications or processes. This interconnection, along with the critical nature of their usage, makes them very difficult to manage.
Adoption of multi-cloud strategy can fuel digital transformation – SolarWinds
Sacha Giese, Head Geek at SolarWinds, has penned an exclusive op-ed for February’s edition of CNME, in which he outlines how a multi-cloud approach and strategy can be a driver for digital transformation.
Barco VP selects his 5 key workplace predictions for 2021
Erdem Soyal, Vice President Middle East & Africa at Barco, has highlighted five workplace predictions that he expects to see come to fruition in 2021, such as the demand for a hybrid working environment in an exclusive op-ed for February’s edition of CNME.
How the Edge is Set to Reshape the World of Healthcare
From 5G-enabled remote operations to patient apps, digital innovations are being deployed in the healthcare sector to try and mitigate these challenges. However, there is one missing piece of the technology puzzle required to bring these key developments together and ensure the sector can keep scaling up – and that can be found at the Edge.
Micro Focus Set for Flagship Event, Micro Focus Universe 2021
New technology partnership with Jaguar Racing to be showcased during the event, culminating in a keynote presentation by James Barclay, Jaguar Racing’s Team Director.
Culture-as-a-Service drives change forward
Companies can only develop and drive innovation with the right communication. However, this requires a cultural change – the traditional command-and-control style of leadership is outdated. But companies do not have to reinvent the wheel: Culture-as-a-Service is the answer.
Motorola: Why the Future of Connectivity Matters Now More Than Ever
Sharay Shams, General Manager, Motorola Middle East touches on the widespread deployment of 5G networks by service providers across the Gulf region and the responsibility in bridging the digital divide.
Why People Click: How Cybercriminals Target Emotion and Trust
We think of cyber criminals as sitting in basements, plotting to subvert technology by breaking through the firewall, but the reality is that the problem is a human one. Technology is actually quite effective at withstanding attacks, so the attackers target the most vulnerable spot – the user.
Huawei CTO explains the evolution of intelligent data centres
Sanjay Kumar Sainani, SVP and CTO of Huawei Global Data Centre Facility Business, outlines the evolution that data centres have underwent in order to cope with the exponential increase in data growth.