Monday, 21st January 2019
If you’re over 30, you will likely remember your school days – fondly or not – as characterised by the shrill squeaking of pens on whiteboards and lessons copied laboriously into textbooks; of long lectures to quiescent classrooms, ink spots and perhaps the smell of chalk dust in the air. Perhaps, if you were lucky and the teacher needed to catch up on their marking, you’d get to spend an hour watching an educational video on an old VHS tape. By Richard Middleton, country manager for UK and Ire...
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When it comes to space exploration, there is a lot to take into consideration. From take-off to landing, a single flight takes many years of preparation. Space is arguably the harshest and most extreme environment, with an unimaginable volume of computers and technology. Add to that, exposure to extreme conditions, materials and equipment sent to space must be sophisticated enough to withstand these pressures and continue working as expected. By Antony Edwards, COO of Eggplant.
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Digital moonshots, apps at the edge and Information enlightenment will be among the enterprise digital trends to watch in 2019, according to new predictions by DXC Technology.
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The percentage of people living in cities has risen sharply over the years with an estimated 65% of the world’s population projected to be living in cities by 2040. As cities start to prepare for exploding population numbers, Smart City technology has risen to prominence, with the promise of delivering actionable data to help cities cope operationally with the increasing and varied demands of citizens for services. By Nick Sacke, Head of IoT and Products, Comms365.
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Businesses today are dealing with increasing volumes of data, not all of which resides in a standard database. In fact, 80% of business data is unstructured, tending to be human-generated and taking the form of emails, word documents, reports and PDFs, as well as external data such as that created by the Internet of Things and social media. With such a variety of formats and structures, and often holding a higher level of vital information than structured data, storing, processing and analysing...
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Data. It’s what drives the beating heart of our digital society - informing and shaping the increasingly complex landscape of business processes, markets, products and consumer needs. By Charles Southwood, Regional VP, Northern Europe and MEA, Denodo.
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