Quocirca’s Cloud Print Services Vendor Landscape 2026
Quocirca recently published its Cloud Print Services Vendor Landscape 2026, an in-depth assessment of how leading providers are evolving their cloud print, capture, workflow and analytics offerings to meet rising customer demand for secure, scalable and AI-ready document infrastructure and have shared their top-level findings with DM Mag:
Quantum Quandry
A pioneering UK government programme worth up to £2 billion is being invested in quantum computing innovation. But is it too little - and is it too late?
Which tin is yours?
Data loss prevention certainly 'does what it says on the tin' when properly deployed - but the tin can often be in danger of rusting over and losing its shine
Endpoint Protection - The Essentials
Computing Security looks at the entry points attackers use to compromise networks and data - and how organisations can protect themselves
To Protect and Preserve
Computing Security explores what steps businesses might take, in order to be better protected against the ravages of data loss
Building a captive audience
Packet capture is becoming increasingly important, as Mark Evans, VP of marketing, Endace, explains
Real-world impact as cyber-attacks escalate
As 2022 beckons and the safety of all is increasing put to the test, the National Cyber Security Centre lays bare, in a Computing Security special report, the spiralling threats we all face and how it is seeking to neutralise these
Quantum leaps - and bounds
Quantum computers will soon smash through the mathematical cryptography we rely on as a society, it is forecast. How do we keep ourselves safe then?
Cyber-attacks soar in wake of pandemic
Changes to working practices leave businesses ever more exposed
Be careful who's watching you!
Just how safe are webcams - and who's most vulnerable to hackers?
APTS AND COVID-19
A recent intelligence report reveals how advanced persistent threats are using the coronavirus as a lure
WE HAVE CONTACT
There is an increasing reliance on data-driven technologies to help contain Covid-19, especially through contact tracing. But might these infringe human rights?
Breached - and totally unaware
If a cyber breach were to take place within organisations that took part in a recent poll, a staggering 47.6% conceded they simply would not know it had actually happened
The state we're in
It isn't just the energy sector, communications and industrial organisations that are at risk of attack from nation states and other malicious actors. The economy itself is vulnerable, with UK banks right in the firing line
Damage limitation
Analysis suggests that the takedown of a single cloud provider could cause $50 billion to $120 billion of economic damage
Ten reasons not to innovate your cybersecurity
When was the last time you assessed your cybersecurity strategy? Given today’s ever-changing security landscape, it’s probably been too long.
Evolving your security for the cloud
How does an organisation migrate to the cloud, while keeping security top of mind and staying safe?
On the up?
Quarter-on-quarter NAND flash revenues grew - slightly - at the end of 2017, but prospects for this year remain uncertain, according to research from market intelligence specialists DRAMeXchange
SDS takes centre stage
IDC is forecasting that Software-Defined Storage solutions will generate worldwide revenues of over $16 Billion in 2021
Hard drives and microwaves are a good combination after all
Microwave-Assisted Magnetic Recording (MAMR) technologies hold the promise of 40TB+ hard drives by 2025, according to WD. Storage magazine takes a closer look
Data protection: the House wins
New government proposals have been designed to overhaul UK data protection legislation. Storage magazine takes a closer look at the likely impact on businesses and individuals
Data loss: this time it's personal
A typical adult in the UK is carrying personal tech around with them every day with an average value of around £500, according to new research - but what about the value of the data held on those devices?
The medium is the message
Spectra Logic's recently published "Digital Data Storage Outlook 2017" report provides insight for storage and media manufacturers, application developers and enterprise storage customers into the trends, pricing and technology shaping the data storage industry; Storage magazine takes a closer look
The pillars of GDPR compliance
Most of the provisions and stipulations of the EU GDPR boil down to one simple thing: data governance. By putting solid data governance practices in place you'll be well on your way to compliance, explains Florian Douetteau, CEO of Dataiku
What’s in store?
Spectra Logic's recently published "Digital Data Storage Outlook 2017" report provides insight into the trends, pricing and technology shaping the storage industry; Document Manager magazine takes a closer look at how it might impact on the DM/ECM sector
Scared to innovate?
New research from Claranet suggests that UK IT departments are among the most likely in Europe to identify security/compliance as their biggest challenge - and as a result, they are also more likely to host their applications internally
What's on the cards this year?
A little later than usual - due to unforeseen circumstances! - we ask leading industry names to look ahead to what 2017 might bring: what flavour of Cloud will we prefer, is file sync and share on its way out, and even the future of the data centre itself are all under discussion
Better B2B with Beta
Storage magazine catches up with Beta Distribution: established for over 35 years - with over 2,500 customers and revenues of £200m - and now one of the largest independently owned IT distributors in the UK
DR: Test and test again
A recent roundtable gathered business leaders to debate the findings of iland's 'State of IT Disaster Recovery Amongst UK Businesses' survey; Monica Brink, EMEA Marketing Director, summarises the conversation
What's on the cards for 2017?
The industry looks ahead to what next year might bring: what flavour of cloud will we prefer, is file sync and share on its way out, and even the future of the data centre itself are all under discussion
Growing appetite for hybrid I.T.
Demand for Cloud computing is continuing to increase while colocation looks set to decline, according to new research from Pulsant
Reliability trumps price for Cloud players
WD's annual survey suggests that reliability is far more important than cost when it comes to IT buying decisions. It also reveals that the UK is worryingly slow to move data to the Cloud compared to other countries. Cloud Hosting magazine takes a closer look at the numbers
Drive for results
Despite some drops in demand, the HDD enterprise market remains buoyant, says Nick Powling of drive distributor Hammer
'Cloud first' isn't enough any more
We take a closer look at Verizon's recently published 'State of the Market: Enterprise Cloud 2016' report
Futurology: what does 2016 hold for the Cloud sector?
An expert panel of industry leaders and technology visionaries offer us their insights on the year ahead for the Cloud
Paper view
Going paper-free can achieve payback in fewer than 18 months, according to a new AIIM report
Reliability trumps price for storage players
WD's annual survey suggests that reliability is far more important than cost when it comes to storage buying decisions. It also reveals that the UK is worryingly slow to move data to the Cloud compared to other countries. Storage magazine takes a closer look at the numbers
World in motion
New research puts UK SMEs ahead of the game when it comes to cloud uptake: Cloud Hosting magazine investigates
Racing ahead
The rate of cloud adoption is accelerating faster than anyone expected, says Jennifer Brenner, Senior Vice President Marketing, iland
World in motion
New research puts UK SMEs ahead of the game when it comes to cloud uptake: Cloud Hosting magazine investigates
The right combination?
EMC and Dell have spent years making acquisitions (some good, some not so good) in the pursuit of an ideal solution offering combining hardware, software and services. As they now plan to become one single entity, what will it mean for buyers? Storage magazine takes a close look
Futurology: what does 2016 hold for the storage industry?
We finish off 2015 with a look ahead to next year, courtesy of our expert panel of industry observers
‘Hard yards ahead’ for UK IT managers
New research from CSP Redcentric suggests five ‘cloud personas’ among IT managers.
Risky business
UK SMEs are failing to train staff on how to correctly identify and dispose of confidential information - which could lead to a costly data breach, says new research from Shred-it.
Good call
Cloud adoption is now a strategic business decision for contact centres, argues Keith Wilkinson, VP Cloud EMEA, Genesys
Evolve or die?
Records and Information Managers are struggling to survive in consumer focused businesses, according to a new Iron Mountain study
BT stakes its claim in cloud IT
BT is aiming to be the world's 'cloud services integrator of choice' with its new Cloud of Clouds vision. Cloud Hosting magazine takes a closer look
Tape measures
IBM Research and FujiFilm are busy setting new capacity records for tape media: Storage magazine takes a closer look.
Forward thinking
At the end of every year, the IT industry feels the need to channel Mystic Meg and predict what will come in the next 12 months. Cloud Hosting summarises the likely highlights and low points.
Continental drift
As we look to 2015, asks Sabine Holocher of PFU, is it worth revisiting the question, 'Will Europe go completely paperless'?
Where next for ERP?
Conflicting research reports suggest that ERP, while critical to business performance, is not delivering in ways that user organisations require in an increasingly cloud-oriented market. Cloud Hosting magazine investigates.
Are we losing the battle for security in the cloud?
More than 40% of corporate data stored in the cloud is not managed by corporate IT functions, according to a new research study. Cloud Hosting magazine investigates the implications.
Who's winning in the paper wars?
Hot on the heels of their recent 'Paper Wars 2014' research study, Doug Miles, Director of Market Intelligence at AIIM, argues that 'business at the speed of paper' is no longer an option.
Cloud at the crossroads
No one group has all the expertise needed to create a perfect cloud environment - it needs expertise in application behaviour, data centre design, network and machine virtualisation, wide area networking and so much more. Getting this all working together calls for collaboration, and the CloudEthernet Forum can help to do it, says CEF President, James Walker.
Stating the case
Doug Miles, Director of Market Intelligence for AIIM, looks at the increasingly important role case management plays in improving a brand's Customer Experience Management.
Posting results
Phil Hutchison, Operational Marketing Director at Neopost, questions whether standard business productivity tools such as Outlook are 'fit for purpose' when it comes to process-driven communications.
G-Cloud: hitting the spot?
Public Sector ICT is a 14 billion GBP market, yet a recent report from the OFT suggests that there are still significant barriers to entry, particularly for SMBs. Can the much-vaunted G-Cloud approach work if it remains a 'closed shop' open only to a chosen few big suppliers?
A picture of health
This time last year, Dr. Vijay Magon of CCube Solutions asked 'Where next for the Health service?' In this follow-up piece, he updates us on the key issues now facing the sector.
London calling
The Guoman Tower Hotel right next to Tower Bridge was the venue for ITESOFT's User Conference in May. DM Magazine Editor David Tyler was there.
Collaborate? Please elaborate!
AIIM's Doug Miles looks at the increasing use of cloud and mobile in the content collaboration space and clears up some of the confusion and indecision about the best way forward
Scan results: positive
Scanning medical records can ensure the NHS makes best use of historic information - DM Magazine speaks to a selection of users and suppliers from within the healthcare sector about recent success stories
Transforming Kofax
DM Editor David Tyler reports back from the annual Kofax Transform conference, held this year in San Diego.
4Projects and Solibri UK partner on end to end OpenBIM solution
4Projects have partnered with Solibri UK, part of a Finnish-based software company providing BIM model validation, QA and interrogation software, to provide the UK building and construction markets an end-to-end BIM solution that enables validation and co-ordination of models with a scalable model collaboration infrastructure
Chaos theory
ECM is a landscape that is changing rapidly and managing those changes can be a challenge for CIOs. AIIM's Doug Miles asks are organisations headed for digital chaos or can order be restored to the enterprise by viewing issues as business, not technology?
Forward thinking
With the New Year already fading in our memories, Storage magazine asks a selection of industry leaders what they think 2014 will bring to the sector and to the wider IT marketplace
Best of both worlds?
Hybrid IT would appear to be the prevailing deployment model for the foreseeable future, says research from the Cloud Industry Forum - Cloud Hosting Magazine takes a closer look
Going, going gone: How close are we to the paperless workplace?
IT vendors have been claiming since the 1990s that automation was about to make paper redundant for routine tasks. Doug Miles of AIIM's Market Intelligence division explores what business needs to do to make the paperless workplace a reality
Risky business
A new study which Iron Mountain has conducted with PwC reveals that mismanagement of information is exposing businesses to risk - and that complacency, ignorance and poor management are widespread.