New markets for two new IBM z14 and LinuxONE mainframes: What’s the appeal?
Not quite halfway through the two-year IBM z14 lifecycle, the company has announced two new models.
These are designed to appeal not just to existing customers but also to new customers as...
What business leaders need to know from the Spring statement
With this year's Spring Statement overshadowed by Brexit, it was never going to be a big event but its always useful to see where the Government's direction of travel will be...
Going global to attract tech talent
“The competition for quality tech talent is brutal!” says tech entrepreneur Sidney Minassian. The Aussie native earned his stripes in the Silicon Valley and has gone on to run successful businesses....
6 ways to modernise your ERP
Many businesses today are still not getting the most out of their existing business management tools. More than thirty years after its invention, ERP is shaking its reputation as legacy software...
Introducing the Operational System of Record
As more systems are required to compete in today’s environment, more data is spread across siloed systems. This causes major challenges for service operations. It is becoming a requirement for business...
Starting up a business: Avoid the common mistakes
I set up my business in 2009 and now I am 7 years in and growing strong, but I made many mistakes along the way. The secret to success was accepting...
Putting Legacy Systems Back In The Game
You shouldn’t see legacy technology as an Achilles’ heel when it comes to taking advantage of the new digital economy, according to Nuxeo’s David Jones.
In computing terms ‘legacy systems’ are...
Traditional Review Cycles Stifle Progress At Large Enterprises
Large enterprise organisations are striving for more continuous and data-driven performance processes, according to respondents in Workday’s global “Employee Performance Management Needs a Promotion” study, conducted by Forrester Consulting, on behalf...
Are healthcare organisations finally making a move to the cloud?
It was only a year ago that the global ransomware attack WannaCry was infecting more than 230,000 computers, spanning at least 150 countries. In the UK, we saw the story garner...
Shopin harnesses customer data to launch retail intelligence platform
Retail organisation Shopin has released its patent-protected artificial intelligence (AI) engine to democratise customer data. The organisation leveraged more than 3.5 billion purchase data transactions, 30 million SKU connections and 67,000...
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Finding the cell that contains just a space in Excel
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Rani Osnat talks about containers and security
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SAS indicts UK companies’ lack of fraud detection
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Verasity blockchain integrates with Vimeo video
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Finance companies suffer the most cyber attacks
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BT widens its deal to support NATO
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