Public sector authorities across the land attract sales departments like bees to a honey pot, and from across almost all market sectors, not just IT. Departments in the public sector can be vast, from local to central government and everything in between, including police, NHS, schools, MoD and even lesser …

While using personal devices for corporate activity is said to help increase flexibility and efficiency, new research from Proven Legal Technologies reveals that employees are storing confidential company information on their smartphones, which poses a serious security threat to businesses. Proven Legal Technologies’ exercise involved the purchase of four random …

D-Link has unveiled its new Unified Wireless Controller, which the firm says compliments many of the enterprise-grade solutions channel resellers already offer. The scalable wireless access management solutions is aimed at medium-to-large enterprise environments and boasts the ability to manage up to 1,024 wireless access points in a controller cluster. …

Advocates of greater collaboration in the workplace face a number of challenges. First, they are hampered by 25 years of archaic file-based desktop PC working throughout the enterprise. This is not fit for today’s workplace. Different teams within an organisation are responsible for entirely different outputs – but need to …

The Internet of Things (IoT), a phrase coined in the late 1990s, is the art of making a ‘stupid’ device ‘smart’ and thus giving it the ability to transfer data over a network from machine to machine. One of the first of these ‘smart’ devices was a Coca-Cola vending machine. …

Women in technology, along with their co-workers and employers, have flocked to Twitter to challenge the stereotype of what an engineer looks like. It all started when Isis Wenger, a full-stack engineer for cloud computing company OneLogin, received a cascade of negative comments on social media after she appeared on …

In today’s digital world, it should be ‘business as usual’ when city dwellers are faced with transport turmoil. With every strike comes lots of advice on how to travel across the capital, but sadly it doesn’t stop the disruption as employees arrive late and try to head off early. As …

A new study has uncovered substantial confidence gaps amongst those tasked with adapting existing IT infrastructure to meet new demands, causing significant opportunities for UK resellers. The new research from Freeform Dynamics and Barracuda Networks predicts that resellers who evolve to take advantage of the next-wave of network modernisation will …

It’s often said that engineering is the compromise between dreams and reality. Indeed, the process of balancing the competing factors of high computing performance, low power consumption, cool operation, and light weight is a perfect example of the engineering trade-offs that must be considered with every design. Not long ago, …

It is estimated that July’s Tube strike cost the British economy £300 million in revenue, but what can be done to buck the trend of an unproductive workforce during this week’s strike? While the capital was divided on whether or not to support July’s strike, the inconvenience was shared by …