Opinion stories - Page 119

The Bitcoin's wild price swings have polarised people into evangelists and detractors - but why does the technology matter?.

Microservices will continue to grow in popularity this year, as more companies realise significant business benefits.

Digital identity is used as the key method of protecting digital assets regardless of their location or how they are being accessed.

Taking a look at how speech analytics technologies can be used in the contact centre to improve customer service and B2C interactions.

Artificial intelligence (AI) remains highly in vogue as a technology topic across the media and within the IT supplier landscape.

DDN Storage's James Coomer says from a storage architecture point of view we are well beyond supporting petascale (current generation) systems.

In an increasingly interconnected world, online shopping and electronic transactions have now transcended its innovation status.

Skillsoft's EMEA MD explains how embedding key skills within in-house IT teams can help keep an organisation's data safe and its employees productive.

AI was once feared by all, but it is now giving us the ability to do certain things more efficiently than ever before.

IBM estimates the cost of a data breach is $3.62m, highlighting the importance of encryption - COMPAREX UK's expert on the matter provides his advice.

Security concerns have transformed into strategic advantages as managed SD-WAN services evolve, offering robust, integrated security measures.

Pick a timeframe in the future and then imagine what the data centre will look like - a number of industry heavyweights have pitched their thoughts.

Touchpoint's CEO says when it comes to customer experience don't believe the 'robot revolution' will happen overnight.

SheStarts entrepreneurs reflect on their experience in the program and reveal how they navigate the business world.

Barracuda looks into a new phishing attack that impersonates popular web services to entice victims into giving away their credentials.

There's a tendency in the industry to accept i-shaped thinkers (highly skilled in one area) with the assumption it's how good engineering is done.

In an ideal world, data anomalies would be automatically detected by AI-algorithms, and then immediately triaged and root cause identified.

If data is the new oil, how can enterprises extract value? ManageEngine's Sridhar Iyengar talks about the best ways to manage the data boom.

Sasha Ratkovic CTO and Founder of Apstra explains just what those capabilities are and how important it is to include them in your data centre.

Some might think that by now organisations would have come to a point where they are a step ahead of criminals.