As companies continue to gather large amounts of customer data, the need for robust cybersecurity protocols remains critical.
We live in a data-driven world. Companies are constantly accumulating new data – both from their own internal processes and external business operations – which provides the basis for a wide range of decisions and activities.
As the next generation mobile technology begins to roll out, companies will be well-advised to be prepared for change.
5G is definitely a game-changer. Since the technology was first unveiled in 2017, governments and industries have been busy trying to understand what its implications will be for a very wide range of different areas: from national security and industrial production to digital communication and the evolution of AI-powered technology.
IoT (Internet of Things) products are changing the competitiveness of companies and reshaping their internal organization and business processes.
The IoT represents an important opportunity for companies in all sectors. Indeed, the concept is changing the way digital products are designed and used. These changes relate primarily to the way customers interact with businesses and their products – interactions that form what we call the customer experience. Companies are constantly improving the value of their offerings through connected devices to create a “total customer experience”.
As companies continue to expand the use-cases of AI, being able to define ‘good’ and ‘bad’ outcomes is critical.
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning, Big Data: over the last few years, these technological buzz words have moved beyond their original confines in niche academic and development circles, and into the forefront of many companies’ strategic plans and operations.
The first 5G mobile plans have arrived in France, and are already being offered to individuals by the 3 largest French operators. This new technology looks set to give rise to the creation of incredible new services and uses.
There may be times when people mistakenly think that reusing a component from one project in another will reduce development costs. However, in many cases, this is not the case. And as we will see, you need to be particularly careful when reusing a single component in other IT tools.
Reusing a piece of code in other environments tends to be a popular option among developers, as it allows them to make faster progress by duplicating a component and reducing development costs. But doing so is in fact not so simple.
As hackers continue to find innovative ways to exploit vulnerabilities, IT Security needs to become more modular.
The last few years has witnessed a dramatic expansion in the number and complexity of devices and processes connected to the internet – collectively known as the Internet of Things (IoT).
Stay ahead of the game by keeping up to date with the 2021’s emerging tech trends. Business resilience, a flexibility to be operational anywhere, and ultimately being people-centric are expected to be the keys to business growth in the coming year.
Research firm Gartner has released its annual report projecting what tech trends to expect in 2021.
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The next generation of IT Security seeks to address the vulnerability of data in-use.
As computing has shifted to greater and more expansive reliance on cloud services for data storage and processing, encryption software has, for the most part, been used to protect data as it is being sent to the cloud, and once it is stored there.