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Nick Ismail is a former editor for Information Age (from 2018 to 2022) before moving on to become Global Head of Brand Journalism at HCLTech. He has a particular interest in smart technologies, AI and cyber security.

Communications & Networking

Unsecure Wi-Fi hotspots undermining data safety

Cybersecurity

Organisations ‘haven’t made security improvements since WannaCry’

IT management

British youngsters predict that technology is the future of everything

Dell Boomi research has revealed that according to British youngsters, technology is the future of society in both social and work settings.

Business & Strategy

Beyond technology: why every CIO needs to think like a business leader

How can CIOs combine technology and business acumen to drive strategic corporate growth plans and increase market opportunities?

Communications & Networking

Realising a truly democratic internet

An over reliance on fibre is holding back broadband roll out in the UK and creating a two-tier, undemocratic system.

AI & Machine Learning

Art vs Science: can creativity be automated?

Can true creativity be achieved by a machine? Or is this capability reserved for humans? At current rates, probably not.

AI & Machine Learning

How embracing the IoT could make your business more profitable

The Internet of Things is an emerging technology that is making waves in numerous industries, helping harness the power of data.

IT management

The convergence of AV and IT: the next big thing happening now

The AV/ IT convergence trend is picking up momentum as more IT depts are inheriting AV technology against their will.

Cybersecurity

Don’t let summer holidays scorch network security

Business Skills

The state of global tech hiring in the Trump era

Cybersecurity

Forget everything that you think you know about passwords

It appears that most people have been misinformed when it comes to password protection. It has now emerged that traditional methods are vulnerable.

Business Skills

Businesses are ‘struggling to hire talent’ for the Internet of Things