By Adelle Geronimo As the cloud continues to grow at a rapid and unmitigated pace, IT and business leaders need …

By Adelle Geronimo As the cloud continues to grow at a rapid and unmitigated pace, IT and business leaders need …
Laptops and tablets have seen an increase in demand, requiring smartphones to perfectly integrate in between.
The dematerialised office: A vision of the Internet of Senses in the 2030 future workplace by Ericsson.
The world has been severely affected by the pandemic triggered by COVID-19. Such transitions could not have been possible without the proliferation of cloud-based services, which have enabled enterprises to swiftly alter their business models to catch up with the rapid pace of changes.
Huawei is playing its part in the growth of cloud computing, building an ecosystem to include partners of different types to examine innovative ways to deploy cloud.
Ryan Witt details the factors that make the healthcare sector an attractive target for cybercriminals and how we can counter them.
Navigating a crisis: Ali Sajwani details how DAMAC bolstered business continuity through digital transformation (DT).
The use of online channels will grow in the Middle East as half of male population now shop online.
CNME Editor Mark Forker managed to secure an exclusive interview with Naresh Pai, Director of Nasma Telecommunications, to find out how it leveraged its working relationship with Cisco to respond to market changes and new customer demands.
CNME Editor Mark Forker spoke to V Meikandmurthy, Senior Manager, Network & Cyber Security, Bahwan IT, to find out more about its key partnership with global technology giant Cisco.
This rise in digital literacy, together with the imminent period of rapid digitalisation of the economy, means that ensuring fair and equal access to both education and future job markets will rest on the extent of digital inclusion within our societies.
Jadd Elliot Dib, Founder and CEO of Pangaea X, highlights the power of data analytics in terms of navigating the uncertainty that has been caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in an exclusive op-ed for tahawultech.com
Now that 2020 is coming to a close, what are some of the important lessons we have learned? How can they help better us in cybersecurity?
That’s why, this year, in addition to the usual global KSB reports, Kaspersky is offering a series of local predictions to ensure that, wherever you live, you can bring on a more secure 2021.