NEWS
Five ways AI can be a force for good

By David Fearne, Global Practice Leader for Business Intelligence, Arrow ECS.

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IoT Beyond PoC: A shift in mindset

By Jason Kay, Chief Commercial Officer, IMS Evolve.

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NEWS
Why structured cabling is critical to IoT

By Paul Weber, VP of Engineering, Rahi Systems.

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What’s beyond voice?

For communications service providers (CSP) facing significant churn in traditional lines of...

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IoT’s all about the data

By Erick Dean, Product Director, IoT, Splunk.

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Three industries ripe for IoT transformation in 2018

By Richard Smith, Regional Manager at SOTI.

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The AI capabilities of Google Cloud Platform

By Chris Cox, Technical Lead, Google Cloud Platform, CTS.

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Videos

Rob Coupland, CEO at Pulsant, discusses the company’s £10 million investment in its Milton Keynes data centre to provide high-density, sovereign compute capacity to support AI transformation, with plans to...
In this interview, Will Morey, Managing Director at Gamma, discusses the company’s Webex launch, including how a partner-led pre-launch shaped the offering, the influence of MSP demand, and how the platform...
In this interview, Francisco Ordillano, Founder (DE) & Founding Partner (UK) at CyberPlus, discusses why secure remote access has become a critical control point for modern organisations. He explores how...

News

BakerHostetler’s 2025 report examines cybersecurity threats, regulatory developments, and incident response trends, offering an overview for organisations assessing risk and preparedness.
As UK IT leaders face increasing pressure from complex AI-driven infrastructure, many plan to enhance observability spend and consolidate tools for better efficiency.
UK businesses invest heavily in AI, but structural challenges hinder large-scale productivity gains. Many expect meaningful impacts within the next two years.
A survey reveals that ambitious small business owners in the UK view AI as pivotal for their growth strategies.