Traditional disaster recovery planning would have been of limited use during the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. Jason Walsh asks if it can be adapted to address the new normal
Putting in hyper converged infrastructure saves money, time and resources and delivers value back to the business
Home working is best supported by a hybrid approach to storing and protecting data, according to leading vendors. Ian Campbell reports
The coronavirus pandemic has caused a rash of reports about creaking, ancient mainframes running vital parts of the economy. Jason Walsh investigates
Brian Daly’s Grandpal helps families keep a watchful eye on their loved ones and provide companionship online
Stephen Errity rounds up some of the latest arrivals to the fast-moving smartphone market, including devices from Sony, Apple, Samsung, Google, Huawei and Vodafone
Device management comes with its own challenges in a pandemic, writes Róisín Kiberd
After the shock of sending everyone home, Irish businesses have had to learn how to get back to normal. Emmet Ryan spoke to some of those that have been helping companies get back on track
Contactless payments have become normal and a growing number of companies are using bank-to-bank direct transfers. The question now is whether a cashless economy is on the way, writes Alex Meehan
With Covid-19 restrictions changing how we work, potentially forever, Aoife Valentine Secor examines the effects on online training and recruiting
For now, writes Róisín Kiberd, the cloud is keeping businesses afloat. Here’s how to secure it
Transposing a workforce from office to home has accelerated the adoption of remote working tools and quite possibly changed the way businesses function forever. Ian Campbell reports
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
Print is struggling to deal with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, but it’s very far from dead. By Alex Meehan