Quinton O’Reilly looks at ways to combine working partly from the office, partly from a remote location

A greater reliance on personal devices will make device-as-a-service offerings a tempting proposition for businesses, but due diligence is required

The future of work will be adaptable, catering for home, office and remote working. Quinton O’Reilly reports on the foundation that’s needed for this new reality

With fitness apps and services experiencing a surge in popularity and being embraced by sporting and fitness organisations, Quinton O’Reilly looks at how the real secret weapon to fitness is staying social

Technology such as artificial intelligence and machine learning can enable us to make more informed decisions without making the decisions for us

With unified communications now the standard, businesses have a whole new world to navigate

Simply having a laptop and an internet connection is not always enough to work remotely. Virtualisation technology allows workers to access high-end tools and security devices they can usually only get in the office

Moving data to where it needs to be processed takes more data than to processing it, IT summit hears

The technology has made strides in recent years, and it owes a major debt to how personal services have evolved

As companies become more security conscious, the topic of cyber insurance is increasingly coming to the fore

After years of being seen as a background tool, enterprise resource planning systems are getting the recognition they deserve, and it’s only going to grow

The enterprise space loves a good buzzword or two but the popularity of terms such as artificial intelligence can do a disservice to the reality they bring

Companies are increasingly aware that security must be considered from the outset

AI has been seen as the future of customer service, but businesses should not put unreasonable expectations on what is still a young technology

The games, consoles, phones and films we remember from our youth are increasingly back in our lives - but nostalgia alone won‘t make them successful second time round

While health and safety has long been a crucial area for the construction industry, a new focus on mental and emotional wellbeing of workers is gaining traction, writes Quinton O’Reilly

With PAYE modernisation deemed a success, it seems likely that other similar initiatives will follow, and Big Red Cloud is already preparing its automated accounting systems, writes Quinton O’Reilly

Threat hunting is the name of the game when it comes to best practice for stopping cyberattacks, according to Sophos’s Brian Murray, writes Quinton O’Reilly

Having good IT security in place is no good if your internal people are not clued in, which is why communication is an important part of what of Integrity 360 does, writes Quinton O’Reilly