Although many organisations prepared well for GDPR long before it came into effect, many others seem to have taken a wait-and-see approach. Alex Meehan reports
It takes all kinds of resources to run a business in 2018, but you wouldn’t dream of trying to generate your own electricity or dispose of your own waste, so why worry about managing your own IT, asks Alex Meehan
Communication in business is all about being contactable and having the information you need at your fingertips, and that’s where enterprise mobility shines. Alex Meehan reports
The days of ‘working from home’ being a euphemism for taking the day off are long gone, and mobile working is increasingly the norm for many Irish companies, writes Alex Meehan
No matter how automated or intelligent IT systems get, one thing is unlikely to change — the role of personal communication in business, and that’s where unified communications comes in. Alex Meehan reports
Ever wonder where all the data you create is stored? Your data, along with everyone else’s on the internet, lives in data centres around the world and there are more than a few in Ireland, writes Alex Meehan
Digital transformation offers the potential to improve all aspects of how companies do business, but only if it’s done right, writes Alex Meehan
The ability to go mobile is more important than ever, but so too is mobile security. Alex Meehan reports
The complexity of ICT projects means that organisations face challenges to ensure they are properly specified, delivered on time and to budget.
With an IT skills shortage in full effect and the job of managing IT becoming ever more complex, is it time to reach out to a third party to help? Alex Meehan reports on the options available from the world of managed services
The technology behind unified communications isn’t new, but the way people are using it is, write Alex Meehan and Quinton O’Reilly
Server management is evolving fast and the way the stack is being dealt with is changing, writes Alex Meehan
Cloud computing may be becoming the norm for many Irish firms, but there is still a range of factors to consider when implementing it, writes Alex Meehan
Twenty-three buildings in Vicenza bear the stamp of Andrea Palladio, but there’s more to the medieval Italian city than being the birthplace of one of the greatest architects of all time – including food of the highest quality at rock-bottom prices, writes Alex Meehan
Some addiction experts are now coming to the conclusion that Alcoholics Anonymous is a flawed enterprise. Are they right, asks Alex Meehan
