For large-scale projects, figuring out what's working and what isn't can be a daunting task

Businesses need funding and, in the beginning, that means impressing investors. Here are some tips on how to do that

Location data is going to be big in the coming years, and a new location data charter aims to help ensure it’s used fairly and personal data is protec…

Organisations are realising the many benefits of regtech, but what should they consider before they start to implement it?

Women are in incredibly short supply as founders of top tech firms. What’s going on, and can the situation change for the better?

Moving to the cloud can transform business processes. This can make measuring success complex, but it is achievable

Set it and forget it is no way to treat a critical element of business resiliency

Offensive AI is on the rise and organisations need to put appropriate defences in place if they are to fend off attacks

IT projects often run into trouble and have to be abandoned, but organisations can take steps to avoid common pitfalls

We look at the new rules designed to maintain user privacy in the digital age

Moving to the cloud is often seen as a way to get insights from your data, but you need to plan and spend some quality time with it first

IT services are core to many firms and changing to a new provider is often a significant task. Careful planning, however, can help avoid some common p…

Tech firms can do their bit to support our march to a zero carbon lifestyle by cleaning up their cloud

From the technological to the physical and mental, remote working raises new challenges when it comes to employee wellbeing

There's more to improving our standing as a future-facing economy than digital skills

With many more months of lockdown ahead of us, and workers reluctant to return to the office full time, it's time to think about roles and responsibil…

With the distributed office here to stay, organisations need to think how they can deliver effective training in this new environment

From 'innovation revenue' to first mover advantage, design thinking has a lot to offer

While most organisations are cracking down on overt bias and prejudice, addressing ingrained attitudes can be more difficult

While most organisations are cracking down on overt bias and prejudice, addressing ingrained attitudes can be more difficult

Talk about privacy by design and regulation has so far failed to yield results

There's a difficult balance between adding complexity with little benefit and letting systems become outdated

While they fulfil different roles and have different responsibilities, members of the c-suite need to work together on IT

They seem like a pricey novelty, but that may not always be the case

Times are uncertain and risks abound, but being a first mover could bring serious rewards

With organisations taking a hit from coronavirus and a recession on the horizon, now is the time for business leaders to take action to firm up their …

This type of legislation aims to resolve the conflict between lumbering legislative process and rapidly evolving tech

This growing threat challenges assumptions about the vulnerability of backups

From plant-based meats to recyclable packaging and more durable crops, food tech is quietly disrupting the way we produce food

Optimum use of cloud depends on capacity, specialisation and a commitment to monitoring

BYOD may be a fact of business, but there are still more ways organisations can grow by embracing consumer tech

Breaking open the black box with explainable AI is the first step in making the technology fairer for all

Clock cards and sign-in sheets have been replaced by algorithms that can predict working habits

Flexible working is about more than just location

From decreased costs to employee wellbeing, technology has enabled greater flexibility in work and businesses are reaping the rewards