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Open source - from industry rebel to big business

Open Source (OS) is big business. Originally seen as the rebel of the IT industry, today not only does it command the attention of individual developers and small communities of programmers, but also that of large, global companies, organisations which now realise that it makes business sense to...

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Innovation and flexibility in the hybrid workplace

By Sarfraz Ali, Vice President and Head of EMEA, Smartsheet

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No-code 2023 trends

By Olivier Maes, Baserow’s Co-founder and CRO

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Why CIOs are getting comfortable with composable DXP

By Jesper Lyngbye, VP Integrations and Technology Partnerships, Umbraco.

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Monolithic platforms — A big block on progress

By Tim Hood, Vice President - EMEA and APAC of Hyland.

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Automation Consultants partners with JFrog

Automation Consultants has formed a new partnership with JFrog to help customers across EMEA...

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What’s next for the app stores?

Under pressure from big merchants and watchful regulators, the two mega app stores Apple and Google...

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Videos

Venessa Moffat, EMEA Channel Manager, Ekkosense and Nick Ewing, MD of Efficiency IT, discuss the new partnership between the two companies which brings together EIT’s expertise in data centre design, build,...
Chris McKie, VP, Product Marketing Networking, Security & Risk Management Solutions, Kaseya, discusses the findings of the company’s recently published 2024 MSP Benchmark Report, with automation,...
Andy Bevan, Head of Propositions and Strategy Consulting at Daisy Corporate Services, discusses recent research findings which reveal that two-thirds of IT leaders say that legacy infrastructure is creating a...
Patrick Aronson, Chief Marketing Officer and APAC Executive Vice President at Westcon-Comstor, looks at the challenges and opportunities for MSPs and other channel partners around data, as outlined in the...

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Real-world traffic generation brings new levels of testing capability to help keep customer transactions safe.
CEA (The French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission) and Eviden have delivered the EXA1 HE (High Efficiency) supercomputer, based on Eviden’s BullSequana XH3000 technology.
Increasing value to its public sector customers with enhanced, specialist digital transformation and experience design expertise.
The University has entered a knowledge transfer partnership (KTP) with Tropical Growers, a Ghanaian fruit and vegetable producer.