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Aircraft maintenance data: a revolution in waiting?

Over the years, advancements in technology have been such that the ability to monitor, record, stream and analyse in-flight data has developed at a rapid rate. By Chris Knight, Senior Associate, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman.

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7 Ways TAPs Enable Enhanced Network Monitoring and Visibility

Corporate networks are being forced to reckon with amplified levels of traffic as technology changes and advances. In addition to monitoring and fortifying the network against possible cyberattacks, IT departments have to factor in the growing use of personal devices in the workplace, and...

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Ideation of Cities: Taking the smart city to the next level

The notion of a ‘smart city’ is a global phenomenon that has become synonymous with urban living in the twenty-first century. However, since it was first coined, the term has become somewhat saturated in the media. By Leen Balcaen, Sr. Director Industry Solutions at HERE Technologies.

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Apps: the gateway to your private data

Cybercrime is no longer monopolised by elite criminals and no longer consigned to the dark web alone. Recent investigations indicate that hackers have become much braver and are now operating in the open, using popular apps to conduct illegal dealings. Criminals are now using consumer applications...

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The implications of integrating facial authentication to protect customer data

Identity theft has become a major problem. It has steadily escalated globally as the need for...

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Embracing cloud transformation in times of security challenges

The cloud services industry is growing at a breakneck pace. A recent industry projection puts the...

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Could Blockchain Technology Be An Answer to Your Biggest IT Challenges of 2019?

Information technology is a powerful, dynamic industry. With the digital era being in full swing,...

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Seven pillars for constructing a modern data centre network

Designing and deploying a new or modernised data centre is a rewarding endeavour; both for the...

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The new networking approach: SD-WAN

As enterprise IT estates adopt cloud services, enterprise networking has become an increasingly...

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Empowering the Channel to make a Success of Cloud

In the fast-paced world of the IT channel, choosing the right partner can make or break a business....

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The state of IT security

The IT security landscape has changed over the last few years. Historically organisations focused...

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Doubling Down on Disaster Recovery-as-a-Service for Business Continuity and Beyond

The prospect of an IT outage is one of the key issues that keeps IT professionals awake at night. ...

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New research reveals MSPs are capitalising on hybrid IT for cloud and security returns.
Cohesity and ServiceNow introduce solutions to support resilient and recoverable AI agent operations at enterprise scale.
A new study highlights how AI is transforming networking approaches for UK SMEs, yet human connections remain vital.
Capita is expanding its partnership with Multiverse to train 250 additional employees in AI skills, following an initial programme for over 500 staff.