A new security framework proposed by researchers could help to ease CIOs’ Android concerns Recent figures from the International Data Corporation (IDC) show that 84.7 per cent of all smartphones shipped during the second quarter of 2014 ran on Android. While it may seem like iPhones are everywhere these days, iOS’s market share for the…
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7 questions when considering cloud computing The business IT world is abuzz with “cloud computing”, a term that can be used to describe many things, from emails to anti-virus, accounting software packages to storage and everything in between. Whilst the allure of low monthly payments as opposed to having to purchase a local server outright…
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Wi-Fi is a huge tool for the modern enterprise, but companies should be careful when using public services Much of the digital revolution has been supported by Wi-Fi, and public hotspots are appearing in all kinds of different places. This growing availability will no doubt be exciting for the owners of increasingly mobile businesses. Employees can…
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The cloud is changing how businesses operate, and flexibility is easily the order of the day Most businesses have changed pretty drastically over the last 20 years, with technology playing a huge part in the shift. This in an ongoing journey, which means that many of today’s buzzwords will be the norm for tomorrow’s enterprise.…
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Companies considering a move to the cloud to improve their collaborative efforts probably choose between Google Apps and Office 365. However similar, both suites have their pros and cons which can prove helpful or troublesome to certain categories of businesses. Though Google Apps kept its word about giving us collaborative applications, Office 365 has an…
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The Internet of Things will no doubt revolutionise the business world, but it’s likely to cause a few problems too The Internet of Things (IoT) has been one of the tech world’s hottest topics for some time now. It’s completely understandable too – research firm Gartner expects there to be 26 billion individual units connected…
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