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Brits Tell Pollsters They LIKE Snooper's Charter
According to a new poll conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Comparitech.com, majority of us believe the government should be able to monitor mass communications when it comes to national security...
Competition Begins For Greater London PSN Framework
The tendering process for a pan-London public sector procurement framework, worth up to £200m, has begun.
Global Collaboration: It's Here And The Challenges Are Real
We all know that network capacity is abundant, and that data is everywhere. Today, the world’s information workers communicate across continents, collapsing barriers imposed by time and geography.
Message In A Bottleneck: Is Outdated Communications Technology Putting You At Risk?
When faced with critical incidents reequiring an urgent response, many businesses still rely on dated and inefficient communications methods. It's time for companies to get the message.
Ofcome Is Reviewing The UK Digital Communications Markets
UK’s communications regulator Ofcom announced it will conduct a detailed review of all digital communications in the country, as a response to “huge changes“ in the way people use digital services.
Opinion: Which Is Better, SMS Or Email, For The SME?
As SMS — currently a $55 billion global market — continues its huge growth in the enterprise space, there are more and more horror stories floating around the Internet, says Ash Rust, CEO and co-founder of SendHub. Are they justified?
Oxford University To Overhaul Communications Systems
Oxford University is aiming to increase BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) and collaboration across its campuses with a new communications contract.
UK Armed Forces Getting Big Comms Tech Fix
Military communication technology is about to get a £175 million upgrade, V3 has reported on Friday.
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