Opinion stories
2021 predictions for evidence-based sectors: mobile on-demand transcription, AI data analysis, remote working efficiencies, and simple plug-and-play tools.
2021 will see more technical collaboration between business and IT, with diverse and open-minded developers driving business innovation.
The adoption of data-driven technology is at an all-time high, but 77% of IT decision-makers do not trust their data, according to research by SnapLogic.
CISOs worldwide face unprecedented challenges due to the pandemic. Questions on risk, efficiency, duration, and solutions arise. #cybersecurity.
Soprano Design vice president for global marketing Matt Thompson details the enterprise messaging trends that may resonate over the coming year.
Bitcoin's surge in value has made cybercriminals rich, with the rise in profits driving a more financially motivated threat landscape.
Australian businesses have embraced remote work, with 2 in 5 now teleworking. Cloud-based solutions are key to ensuring business continuity.
Electronic data interchange (EDI) can play a significant role in retailers' emergence from COVID-19 and their ability to compete effectively in the future.
COVID-19 accelerated eCommerce, but online retailers face cost management challenges. Strategic investment is crucial.
Here are Infor's top three technology predictions for 2021 in the areas of the supply chain, artificial intelligence and cloud.
Virtualising the network operations centre (NOC) is essential for remote IT teams to work effectively, using tools such as group chat and automation.
For SMEs, access to cloud and edge computing to reduce infrastructure costs and empower printing at home is now more critical than ever.
Progressive organisations seek intelligent information management to overcome data chaos. New ECM vendors offer the solution.
The COVID-19 crisis has shown the critical importance of data. Businesses that have embraced digital transformation are thriving in the Data Age.
The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated changes in ICT trends. Remote working, distributed cloud, cybersecurity, and governance will dominate in 2021.
Zero trust and secure access service edge (SASE) are not mutually exclusive, and their convergence is critical for security teams in the new normal.
Organisations tackle data projects amid failure rates; success hinges on efficient data access and skilled teams.
2020 saw a surge in cybercrime attacks, with COVID-19 being exploited by criminals. Here are the cybersecurity threats to watch out for in 2021.
Managing a remote workforce is a complex task for IT managers, requiring focus on remote worker enablement, SaaS deployment, and internet health.
Business leaders must prioritize communicating a strong ROI message in the current environment of budget shortages and disruptions, according to Gartner.
