Microsoft gave an AI facelift to two of their most important products at their customer conference this week. The aim is to unleash the power of your data.
Cloud computing is yesterday's news. Edge computing is the hot new IT trend. Even established cloud vendors are trying to get on the edge bandwagon.
Virtual Assistants such as Amazon Alexa are a hot technology trend, yet using them carries privacy risks. It is time for data protection to became a priority.
Rocked by a never-ending series of scandals, Facebook has a plan to re-invent themselves in a privacy conscious world. Except no-one trusts them to pull it off.
Microsoft made headlines a few weeks ago when they denigrated Internet Explorer and Office 2019. Alas, migrating to newer versions isn't always possible.
Before IT departments can embrace the changing workplace, business users must understand the security and compliance landscape facing the modern enterprise.
IBM are increasingly irrelevant after a century at the forefront of technology. Their desperate purchase of Red Hat will do little to win back mindshare.
Microsoft's customer conference may not have grabbed the headlines, but it did demonstrate changing priorities within this giant of enterprise computing.
Everyone hates passwords. They're vulnerable to hackers and hard to remember. Now tech firms are trying to get rid of them entirely.
Change management is the hardest part of any digital transformation program. Why is achieving widespread user adoption so difficult to achieve?
