Business

‘Isolated region’ was scrapped in May, according to two anonymous sources

Virtual meeting rooms, dynamic views, and even a Cortana integration added to the collaboration platform

AI-Powered robotic process automation helps companies accelerate automation so employees focus on innovation

Tips for ensuring your business is compliant with the new rules, whether you're overhauling old processes or setting up a business from scratch

Ask Maisie will give key workers access to the latest HR information and workplace policies

V-Hub will provide small business customers with one-to-one support and online training

The video conferencing giant has partnered with four companies to launch hardware for Zoom Phone and Zoom Rooms services

As the technology matures, what are the benefits of using hyperconverged systems?

The fifth cohort of cyber security startups have been recruited virtually due to the pandemic

Businesses hold their breath as ECJ debates landmark case on standard contractual clauses

Unemployment rate for IT occupations remained at 4.3% for June

Officials say they’re “looking at” Chinese social media apps to see if they’re security threats

The failed social network has officially been rebranded as an enterprise comms platform

Multi-year agreement will fuel the German bank's cloud migration and transform its IT architecture

The REDASA data platform built by PanSurg, Cloudwick, MirrorWeb and AWS will derive real-time insights to help medical professionals

Leaders of ad boycott call on Facebook to hire a C-suite executive with civil rights expertise

The US chipmaker buys a $253 million stake in Jio Platforms, joining Facebook and others

Hardware and software that isn't authorised by IT departments can leave businesses vulnerable

The act, better known as the Snooper's Charter, dictates how much of your internet history the government can see

Despite still being in beta, iOS 14 is proving useful for spotting companies that invade user privacy

Manufacturing giant will reduce its office footprint and offer flexible hours for 80,000 workers

EU data watchdog claims Microsoft's contract terms make it difficult to enforce GDPR

The DHSC have until 8 July to provide evidence that a data protection impact assessment has been performed