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Procurement dos and don’ts: How to set your business up for success

By Rene Millman published

With procurement evolving into a strategic powerhouse, businesses face challenges in balancing innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. Discover the dos and don’ts that can help streamline processes, empower teams, and deliver exceptional value across the board.

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Tech hiring is set to grow in 2025, but wary staff are putting job security front and center

By George Fitzmaurice published

News Plans for increased tech hiring may conflict with a nervy workforce following a year of employee turnover

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Steady progress and partner potential at HPE Discover Barcelona 2024

By Jane McCallion published

Analysis With few product announcements, HPE's annual Europe event instead laid the groundwork for 2025

Analysis
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Sysdig names cybersecurity veteran William Welch as new CEO

By Daniel Todd published

News The former Talkdesk exec will lead the cloud security provider into its next phase of growth

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AI could help UK government stretch budgets, says Google Cloud

By Nicole Kobie published

News The public sector needs to overcome significant barriers to make full use of AI

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Workers are faking productivity levels, and it’s hitting businesses hard

By Emma Woollacott published

News Staff are busying themselves with meaningless tasks rather than getting on with the job in hand

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Atos logo pictured at the French IT company's headquarters in Bezons, near Paris.

French government plots new bid for Atos business unit

By Emma Woollacott published

News The deal could amount to €625 million and keep the company's critical technologies on home turf

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A CIO's perspective on enterprise AI strategies and failing to free up time for employees

By Dr. John Honchell published

Analyst Insight Resolving new obstacles and overwhelmed employees come hand-in-hand with AI implementation in the workplace

Analyst Insight
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Is the time right for asynchronous collaboration?

By John Loeppky published

In-depth As leaders weigh return-to-office mandates against the flexibility of remote work, the benefits of asynchronous collaboration must also be factored in

In-depth
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DoJ demands Google sells Chrome — and potentially Android too

By Emma Woollacott published

News Confirming earlier reports, the US Department of Justice filing calls for Chrome to be divested over monopoly concerns

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