Evolving with the times
Why the data center industry needs to rethink recruitment, training and development
Why the data center industry needs to rethink recruitment, training and development
Organizations need to bear in mind all the potential costs related to a UPS failure when planning maintenance contracts
Keeping TCO nailed down requires data – lots of it – and proven processes to analyse and apply it, as well as business discipline, argues JLL’s Brian Kortendick
It's ten years since Office 365 - now Microsoft 365 - arrived on the scene. What have we learnt?
AI can improve your cooling, and a digital twin can improve your construction results
Why the introduction of the Digital Markets Unit signals a shift towards a level playing field for Internet retailers
How are operators adapting to the new regime?
Cities need to balance the uncontrolled growth of digital infrastructure
If data is the new oil, AI could be the new snake oil.
Make the right decisions - in the right order!
Land is intrinsically valuable, but some is more valuable than others
Dealing with the actual destruction is just the first step...
At work we use on average half a dozen specialized apps that are not designed for cooperation. The answer to this distressing status quo is a holistic approach.
Navigating the global morass of privacy regs requires rethinking data management
Moving your infrastructure outside your organization makes sense. But don't move it too far away!
The public sector needs to move on from legacy IT
Medicine has reinvented itself in the last year. And that raises serious questions
Why not put data capacity into empty office spaces? Because we need to solve the power conundrum
Diverse companies perform better, so what are we waiting for?
This year's Budget, analysed
Thanks to an industry effort, the UK Government's March 2021 Budget did not require data centers to flush
Very few critical facility owners have effectively addressed the reality that human error causes more downtime impact than facilities systems failures
It's a big political change, but tech carries on
It's possible to save energy and still be safe and reliable