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IT Life: Going Hybrid
Sameh Yamany from Viavi Solutions talks hybrid IT, data loads and his favourite Apple devices
This Is Why We Need More Data Scientists
In an increasingly competitive business landscape, Elizabeth Bramwell, director at Iron Mountain, believes data scientists are more important than ever
Top Tips For Tackling Collaboration On The Pitch And At Work
What do cloud computing and the Six Nations have in common? Geraldine Osman, VP of international marketing, Nexsan, explains
Super Bowl 50 Sure To Crush Data Use Records At Levi’s Stadium
NEWS ANALYSIS: Super Bowl 50 will take place in the world's most high-tech stadium in Silicon Valley, the technology capital of the world. Data transmission records will be shattered
Microsoft Is Building Its Own SIM Cards
Windows 10-enabled Microsoft SIM will make getting online easier for mobile device users
How To Prepare Your Organisation For EU Data Protection Reform
Mark Edge, UK MD, Brainloop, explains how businesses can prepare themselves for the full implementation of GDPR
DRaaS Awakens: Disaster Recovery Lessons From Star Wars
Sharon Moses, director of marketing at Quorum believes R2D2 and DRaaS have more in common than you might think
Security And Data Overload Are ‘Main Hurdles’ To IoT Adoption
Neustar study reveals some of the top worries companies have around the IoT
British Businesses More Worried About Losing Data Than Losing Money
Fujitsu report finds that majority of businesses skimp out on paying for effective IT security
CIOs Ignore Data And Make Risky Decisions Based On Instinct
Colt study reveals IT leaders often disregard data and external advice when making decisions
Why Docker Is One Of The Most Talked-About Technologies
Docker Inc. founder Solomon Hykes explains how Docker container virtualization has become one of the hottest technologies on the planet
Facebook Reveals Growth Of Government Data Requests
Governments around the world demand more and more data on Facebook users, but the US leads by far
UK Employees ‘Would Sell Corporate Data For £100’
Clearswift survey finds many workers also don’t realise that losing critical data could affect their company
Security Is The Platform For IoT Success
Gemalto's Manfred Kube lays out some top tips for keeping your data secure in the IoT
How Companies Can Protect Their Legacies
Matthew Bryars, CEO from Aeriandi, discusses how sensitive information from ‘legacy’ call recordings can be properly safeguarded
Intel Shines Light On Dark Web Activity
Intel shines a light on murky underworld of the cybercrime economy, where stolen data is regularly brought and sold
Google Launches Service To Speed Up Rich Web Content Distribution
Google announces a CDN Interconnect service in collaboration with distribution network services to speed up the delivery of media-rich content to Web users
Microsoft Acquires Adallom To Boost Cloud Data Security
The rumblings were true. Microsoft snaps up the security startup to safeguard enterprise data on third-party clouds
The C-Suite: Sleepwalking To Digital Disaster?
Preservica's Jon Tilbury tells TechWeekEurope why digital preservation could be the most important action for many businesses in years to come
Hackers Steal Encryption Keys With Unit Hidden In Pita Bread
Israeli-based researchers construct data-stealing unit small enough to hide under a pita
Internet Of Things: Don’t Let Data Go To Waste
Sanjay Jain from WNS Global Services tells TechWeekEurope how dealing with the data created by the Internet of Things can help your business stay ahead
Protecting People Is Key To Protecting Data In The Public Sector
Iron Mountain's Phil Greenwood explains how protecting people is vital to protecting vulnerable data within the public sector
Half The World’s Population Still Won’t Be Online In The Next Five Years
By 2019 there will be nine connected devices per UK citizen, Cisco report claims
Unpatched SAP Applications Expose Enterprises To Cyber-Attacks
More than 95 percent of companies running SAP applications are failing to apply software patches on a timely schedule leaving them vulnerable to cyber-attacks
NetSuite Opening European Data Centre
NetSuite scales out for European customers, claims Euro data centre will help performance and meet data regulations
IT Life: Fly Like An Eagle
Euan Robertson, CTO of big data company Aquila Insight, tells TechWeekEurope why finding the right people is the key to success
SAP Launches Cloud-Based Sports Management Platform
SAP Sports One provides sports teams with all-in-one management console to monitor player performance, training and health
What Data-Driven CEOs Really Need From Information
Iron Mountain's Sue Trombley tells TechWeekEurope why making the most of information should be a priority for business leaders everywhere
IBM Invests £2bn In Expanding Its Internet Of Things
New IoT unit will look to maximise the value of the mountains of real-time data being produced every day