Establishing a sustainable digital enterprise By Charles Cao, Head of Operations and Strategy at Conga
Read MoreFour ways to collectively take action for a sustainable future By Matthew Houlihan, Senior Director, Government and Corporate Affairs, Cisco
Read MoreAchieving sustainability through technology The good news is that many of the initiatives that can help a business reduce its carbon footprint are also effective for saving costs. By Simon Short, chief operating officer, Advanced.
Read MoreBy Dirk Martin, CEO and Founder of Serviceware SE.
Read MoreCOP26 reinforced the need for society to reduce carbon emissions and be more eco-conscious. If we are to meet the targets set out by governments and organisations, tangible actions must take place. The UK has committed to reaching net zero by 2050, a challenging prospect that requires all levels of society to play their part. Business and industry’s energy consumption is an area that can be vastly improved when it comes to reducing carbon emissions. Scott Davidson, managing director at ISN Solutions, a corporate IT managed services provider with more than 20 years’ experience of partnering with energy companies, looks at how harnessing the latest technological innovations and practices can help energy companies navigate the energy transition.
Read MoreBy Jonathan Wiener - Chief Revenue Officer at Aurachain.
Read MorePowerful new allies have emerged for boardrooms looking to streamline IT service management and reduce costs. By Mark Twomey, CEO, Xcession.
Read MoreAdding new monitored elements is a long and complicated process. Even the most highly trained and experienced teams find it difficult to sustain consistent observation and service levels across the SAP installation with its accompanying dissimilar system elements. By Heiko Mannherz, Chief Innovation Officer, Avantra.
Read MoreAn open, collaborative platform enables teams to scale operations quickly and ensure the organisations’ critical services are always on and operating at high velocity. By Gary Blower, Solutions Architect, Clearvision
Read MoreThe unprecedented impact Covid-19 has had on everyone is well documented, and as the world grapples to find a sense of normality despite the ever-changing circumstances, businesses face the responsibility of protecting employees in this unfamiliar new normal. By Kevin Turner, Digital Workplace Strategy Lead, EMEA, Unisys.
Read MoreIT efficiency remains a major objective for enterprises in every sector, all too-frequently undermined by costly or ineffectual implementation of ITSM solutions. Yet ITSM is critical to the future. By Mark Twomey, CEO, Xcession.
Read MoreThe number of regulatory standards and security best practices infrastructure teams have to comply with, and the associated penalties for not doing so, are no laughing matter. By Jonny Stewart, Principal Product Manager, Puppet.
Read MoreThe world is currently in the midst of the unknown. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to one of the biggest mass lockdowns in living memory, and to keep as many people safe from the virus as possible, many businesses have turned to remote working to enable staff to stay at home. However, remote working suits some job roles better than others. In the software development world, teams need to be in constant contact to coordinate their work, and project leads need to have full visibility of what everyone is working on. By Jeff Keyes, VP of Product at Plutora.
Read MoreIn the digital era, it's now easier than ever to support a remote workforce as so many applications are moving to the cloud. Applications such as Office 365 are ensuring that employees can work from anywhere, which is especially important in the current environment, but this also raises issues for IT managers. By Kathie Lyons, EVP & GM of ParkView at Park Place Technologies.
Read MoreContainerised applications are fast becoming an established fact in the IT infrastructure of global organisations. By John Rakowski, vice president of strategy at LogicMonitor.
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