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As a growing number of Irish companies move some or all of their data storage to the cloud, the issue of how well protected that data is in the event of a problem is becoming more pressing, writes Alex Meehan.
Increased agility is a key demand for many companies looking to avail of cloud solutions, writes Alex Meehan
If you’re scared to take chances, you’ll never have the answers
Spend any time at all reading the Irish tech media and you’ll quickly come across multiple references to data centres and the growing trend for Irish companies to host their applications, data and even infrastructure remotely in a data centre.
The question of specialist cloud computing skills has become a dominant one in the sector in recent years
A growing number of Irish companies are putting apps and services in the cloud, and a reliable broadband connection has never been more important. Alex Meehan reports
Probably the most prevalent digital threats of the moment, malware and ransomware are increasingly on the agenda for companies serious about protecting their IT networks, writes Alex Meehan
With more and more aspects of corporate IT moving into the cloud, the challenge for companies assessing the possibilities is knowing which bits of the new digital service economy are a good fit for them, writes Alex Meehan
Alex Meehan goes deep on the questions Irish SMEs are asking about big data and business analytics
Alex Meehan cuts through the talk to find what’s really happening in enterprise mobility
Once thought of as a purely business-based technology phenomenon, unified communications now just describes how most of us stay in
As public cloud services have matured, one of the characteristics of the early market and hype has changed radically
Broadband is high on the list of utilities most Irish businesses can’t do without, but not all broadband is created equally
With the WannaCry ransomware attack focusing minds on the importance of security, cloud technology is looking more attractive than ever, writes Alex Meehan
With virtualisation now well embedded into Irish businesses, the question remains: are there still efficiency gains to be had from going virtual?
