Thought Leaders
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Security
Keeping pace with technology and cybersecurity in business  AT&T's Mike Klepper analyses how the security landscape will evolve as disruptive technologies emerge
IT Services
Say goodbye to mundane tasks in the data centre  The data centre is known for its manual, repetitive tasks - and it’s time to put a stop to this, writes Druva's W. Curtis Preston
IT Services
Balancing tech innovation and smooth operations  How do leaders strike the right balance? New Relic's EMEA CTO Greg Ouillon looks for answers
Data Intelligence
Is deep learning always the right way to go?  Alexis Fournier, Director of AI Strategy for Dataiku, weighs up different approaches to data projects
Data Intelligence
Making business smarter with AI  Technology teams should use artificial intelligence to predict and remediate problems, writes LogicMonitor’s Tej Redkar
Data Intelligence
Embracing enterprise-grade data preparation  Businesses need new approaches to data management and integration, says DataRobot’s Simon Blunn
Data Intelligence
How data virtualisation could mitigate the effects of a global pandemic  Denodo's Alberto Pan explains the benefits of data virtualisation to both enterprise and society
IT Services
COVID-19 drives modernisation for banks  Fenergo's Niall Twomey predicts a significant acceleration of digital transformation for banks post-pandemic
Data Intelligence
Is BI the missing link in your business strategy?  Companies must make “business intelligence” part of their main strategies, writes Panintelligence CEO Zandra Moore
IT Services
The future is hybrid  EnterpriseDB's Jan Karremans believes a hybrid approach to cloud-based database environments is the future
Security
Remote working, cybersecurity and chaos  Remote working represents three degrees of chaos when it comes to cybersecurity, writes Neustar's Rodney Joffe
Data Intelligence
Unstructured data and cloud object storage: a perfect match  With 80% of data unstructured, Scality’s Paul Speciale lays out the benefits of cloud object storage
People
How data analytics technology helps improve workplace D&I  Data analytics technology can help make workplaces more inclusive, writes Workhuman's Jesse Harriott
IT Services
The evolution and benefits of becoming a platform organisation  Leading Edge Forum's Bill Murray outlines a systematic way to understand how digital platforms evolve
Data Intelligence
AI takes data centre operations to new heights  Niclas Sanfridsson, CEO for Colt DCS, explains how artificial intelligence can simplify and enhance data centre operations
IT Services
Technology takes our side against COVID-19  NVIDIA's Kevin Deierling on how technology is accelerating the search for COVID-19 treatment and modelling its spread
People
Bringing government into the digital age  Dr Paul J Bailo, a thought leader in digital strategy, data & innovation, tells us why we should now see a faster shift to eGovernment
Security
How to battle the growing threat of ransomware  Phil Richards, CSO for Ivanti, says organisations can reinforce their protection with a layered approach to security
Future
Making augmented reality enterprise-ready  John Kennedy, CEO of Adlens, explains what needs to happen for AR to achieve its potential in enterprise
Future
Getting ahead in the age of cobotics  Robots will work alongside people in a hybrid workforce, writes Stefano Bensi, General Manager, Softbank Robotics EMEA
Future
How quantum computers will reshape the cryptographic landscape  Professor Aggelos Kiayias outlines why quantum computing is an opportunity rather than a security threat
IT Services
Digital asset management: The benefits to your organisation  Canto’s Thorsten Rothenpieler on the adoption of software helping teams to better manage their files
Security
Why are CIOs hesitant to adopt blockchain?  Businesses are interested in blockchain’s capabilities but see too much uncertainty, writes Quest's Colin Truran
Security
Planning security for the long haul  Marco Rottigni, Chief Technical Security Officer for Qualys, on protecting remote workers from software vulnerabilities during the coronavirus