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New Information Management Architecture Brings Flexibility and Confusion
Welcome to the future of information management architecture, where the backend repository is separate from the user interface, making it possible for any device or app to pull from the storehouse of documents. This architecture means flexible access for the modern digital and complex workplace, ...
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Data Privacy and Data Security Are Not the Same
Ever since the September 2017 Equifax data breach that exposed the personal information of 147 million Americans, and the many other high-profile data breaches that have happened since, data security and data privacy have become pressing boardroom-level concerns.
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Smart network upgrades to consider before the next pandemic
COVID-19 is driving enterprises to evaluate technologies that can improve network availability and agility, such as SD-WAN, SASE, and network automation.
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Alphabet has Reportedly Acquired Canadian AR Smartglasses Company called 'North' which gives us a Peek at their Future
“Google's parent company Alphabet has reportedly acquired a Canadian Company out of Kitchner [sic] Ontario called North. A company that makes AR Smartglasses branded "Focals." They have sales outlets in Toronto and Brooklyn NY. While the glasses are smart technologically, they're also smart looki...
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Beauty and the BaaS: Backup simplicity is gone, and what it means for data protection
From optimization to preservation; from governance to locality – success with integrating a platform will be complicated. Here’s your checklist
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Going back to the office? Here are five major tech problems that lie ahead of you
Keeping employees productive at home was only the first part of the challenge. Now businesses are preparing for the next wave of IT issues.
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Sizing up the post-COVID future of London's workplace towers
Don’t let the work-from-home routine fool you: London’s office towers and suites, home to thousands of workers, are expected to remain a workplace fixture after the COVID-19 crisis ends. But they may look nothing like they do now. Think fewer people, elevator commuter times, temperature guns and ...
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If young are attached to social media, it's no surprise young offenders are, too: Experts
Snapchat is a key piece in an alleged London kidnapping plot that has led to charges against youth and young adults.
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Asset Management Mess? How to Get Organized
The recent global scramble to enable workforces to shift to remote work due to COVID-19 means hardware and software deployments may have been hastily pushed out, leaving a chaotic and spotty inventory for IT managers to oversee in its wake. That's where a comprehensive IT asset management (ITA...
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