IT Department stories
The update aims to help businesses run AI and traditional systems together as security concerns and operational complexity rise across hybrid estates.
Poorly signposted wellbeing tools are leaving struggling staff to wait days for help, while engagement with current employee assistance schemes stays low.
The nomination highlights how the council cut testing time to 4.5 hours from eight while reducing rollout risk on its CRM overhaul.
Rising AI bills and stricter oversight are pushing enterprises to seek tools that can track usage, data access and compliance.
Businesses using Cloud SQL for MySQL can now test major upgrades in parallel, with sub-second downtime for some customers during cutover.
The tethered design could make hands-free workplace apps easier to deploy, with Google tying the device into Android Enterprise controls.
Fewer than a third of firms could resolve their toughest sovereignty problem without disruption, highlighting weak proof of control in AI and data governance.
Most large companies are overspending on AI, with 59% of executives saying costs were significantly higher than expected over the past year.
The move is aimed at helping firms keep critical systems running as geopolitical and regulatory pressures over data control intensify.
Projects from Woolworths and Sigma Healthcare were among awards highlighting faster upgrades, shorter hiring cycles and better returns from digital overhaul.
Endpoint teams could cut manual work and speed up fixes as Fleet's Git-based device management push won backing from Cisco and others.
Enterprises under pressure to leave VMware can now map security rules and dependencies before cutover, with plans generated in as little as three days.
The new range targets hybrid and office workers needing clearer calls, with AI mics, centralised IT controls and up to 115 hours' battery life.
Just 24% of organisations feel fully ready to manage external risks, even as 64% of leaders report positive returns from AI and machine learning.
The software could cut enterprise CRM migration projects from months or years to weeks, easing a costly barrier for businesses modernising customer service.
Despite high confidence in oversight, only 27% of UK leaders can show their AI governance works under audit or testing.
The Hong Kong telecoms provider is betting on an executive with decades of global experience to steer growth as demand for secure connectivity rises.
Although nearly 90% of food and beverage manufacturers are using or planning AI, only about 45% of collected data is used effectively.
The hire underscores how cyber security firms are racing to adapt services as AI reshapes both attacks and defences for customers.
The Irish IT and cybersecurity provider is backing its AI push with a finance chief who has worked at Vodafone, Microsoft and Deloitte.