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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.

Data Analytics & Data Science

The rise of the vertical database

The evolution of on demand services is forcing database innovation, creating opportunities for vertical databases across a host of industries.

Automotive

UK Government issues cyber security guidelines for driverless cars

As car manufacturers continue on the road to automation, the need to secure these increasingly connected 'devices' becomes paramount.

AI & Machine Learning

Artificial intelligence is transforming the enterprise

What is artificial intelligence? Who does it affect? What does it promise, and how can an organisation profit from AI?

Data Analytics & Data Science

Removing the physical risks of international data transfer

A laptop ban shouldn't be a problem for businesses today - different types of technology can trump a laptop ban.

Cybersecurity

Driving the Internet of Things

The popularity of the connected car is growing, but the future success of this phenomenon hinges on IoT security.

Communications & Networking

For the many, not the few: A UC how-to

Cloud & Edge Computing

Cloud computing is becoming more and more important for businesses

AI & Machine Learning

The increasing impact of the digital workplace

From remote working and cloud computing to AI and automation, how people interact with their colleagues and clients is changing.

Cybersecurity

UK’s proposed data protection laws aim to give more control

Data Protection & Privacy

Head in the clouds? Then you had better be ready for GDPR

Digital Transformation

Digital economy: 5 ways to know your business is on the right track

The emerging digital economy throws up a lot of new questions for businesses to deal with. How do they know they are on the right track?

Business & Strategy

Data leader on the impact and necessity of data analytics

Data, as the adage goes, is the new oil. However, organisations are struggling to effectively utilise this new resource.

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