Opinion
Top tips for retail tech: Where high street fashion could leapfrog ASOS
James Robbins gives his top tips for retailers to exploit technology to gain an advantage over the competition
Ignore the naysayers: online teaching works, and it works well
Students take easily to technology and are turning in better quality work, says Professor Peter Cochrane
Why you should never say 'that's a deal' on Zoom
Your webcam word could be your bond
Finding the right hybrid IT cloud strategy: why one size doesn't fit all
When it comes to hybrid IT, there is no such thing as 'do it this way', which is where automation can help
Is your business ready to return to the office?
With the 'new normal' here to stay, it’s time for businesses to start seriously thinking about how they can adapt long-term
Account takeover fraud - the pandemic you may not have heard of
Covid-19 is driving a dramatic increase in cases of account takeover fraud as customers are forced to use digital channels
Nearly Paperless, but Much Smarter
Peter Cochrane discusses his journey from early proponent of paperless, to a wholesale adopter of AI
Please, I'm Ben Todd and there's only one of me: The case for a unified identity
We need a single digital identity to authenticate us at work, prove who we are to our energy company, and let us log in seamlessly to our favourite news site
Why companies don't need to turn to surveillance technologies to push for remote-working productivity
There are ways to promote collaboration without having to resort to micromanaging or using intrusive surveillance tools
How to overcome IPv6 inertia
Technologists still struggle to convince businesses owners and decision makers to make the leap to IPv6. Marco Hogewoning, Acting Manager, Public Policy and Internet Governance at the RIPE NCC outlines the arguments
Why data sovereignty will reign in a post-Schrems 2.0 open source world
Privacy activist Max Schrem's court victory creates an ideal opportunity for open source and open data approaches, says OpenUK's Amanda Brock
Managing open source software: lessening the load for developers
Evaluating open source projects and repositories is a time-consuming and unreliable process that can be greatly improved by an intelligent platform approach
Scrutiny is key to the success of digital immunity passports
Is the convenience of a digital coronavirus immunity document worth the privacy concerns and investment, asks Emma Wright of law firm Kemp Little
The role of AI/ML in the future of enterprise networks
Advancements in network analytics are making it easier to manage SLAs
Five technology design principles to combat domestic abuse
Measures technologists can take to ensure the products they create are resistant to coercive control
Why do tech tycoons think they're the Dalai Lama?
Apparently Airbnb is a spiritual movement which aims to spread love around the world and Google is here to bring us all together
Escaping 'Password Hell': biometrics of IT and security
Microchip implants? Bring 'em on I say!
How to protect your business from coronavirus-related email phishing
A few steps leaders can take before, during or after an attack to protect their companies from phishing
Data virtualisation can help to save both lives and economies
By creating such a logical architecture, data virtualisation enables those fighting Covid-19 to access data quickly and from anywhere
Why coronavirus is going to change the way we work forever
The pandemic is only accelerating trends that were already happening
Software development 2.0: the five pillars of sustainable software development
'Much more than a technical framework, the five pillars are a vision for how we collaborate as a function'
This golden age for fraudsters requires a new era of authentication
Covid-19 has been a goldmine for criminals, we need to get better at defending ourselves
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