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Don't Fall Over With Shock: Pen & Paper Still Matters

Mar 23, 2016

All this new technology might be helpful in our everyday lives, both inside the office and outside, but when it comes to creativity, pen, paper and the whiteboard still reign supreme, says Epson.

Opinion: Can We Use HR Tech To Its Full Potential?

Mar 23, 2016

HR technology has become yet another buzzword on everyone’s lips - and like many other such phrases, it often fails to convey the breadth and scope of what it describes, fears Liam Butler, VP Sales, EMEA, SumTotal, a Skillsoft Company.

Biggest Office Productivity Killers Identified

Mar 23, 2016

Workers in the UK are pretty disorganised, and it’s costing the country billions of pounds each year warns a new report with the author of Time Management for Dummies, Clare Evans.

Biggest Impact Of DDoS? Erosion Of User Trust

Mar 23, 2016

The loss of trust and confidence of customers is the most damaging consequence of a DDoS (distributed denial of service) attack, a new survey by Corero Network Security says.

Even Biggest Brands' Websites Can Fail Users, It Seems

Mar 23, 2016

Many of the top desktop websites in travel, news, sports, and eCommerce fail the most basic test of usability: load time, says a new global probe.

Google: We Need To Get Better At Enterprise Sales

Mar 23, 2016

Google’s new cloud chief Diane Greene, a Silicon Valley legend at VMware, has told employees that the company needs to improve with regards to its efforts selling to corporate customers.

Opinion: Just What The Heck Is This 'DevOps' Thing?

Mar 23, 2016

Peter Brookes-Smith, Group Managing Director, Objectivity, has been trying to find out for us.

Brits Not Very Convinced About Driverless Cars

Mar 23, 2016

People were generally fond of the idea of driverless cars, but after that crash between the Google car and a bus, apparently caused by the Google car itself, the public opinion seems to have changed.

Consumers Already Think Wearables On The Way Out

Mar 23, 2016

When asked to name examples of successful wearables, 69% were unable to, with 22% being able to name one (either Apple or Samsung’s smartwatches). A mere nine per cent were able to give two or more examples.

Threat of the Month: A physical compromise

Mar 22, 2016

Fast, novel, automated: threats are routinely getting past traditional security tools. Security now, more than ever, needs to be top of the CEO’s agenda. We are seeing a host of new, innovative threats attacking companies on a daily basis. A recent example, detected by Darktrace’s ‘immune system’ approach, highlights how machine learning can help in...

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