Almost half of CIOs (49%) believe their job satisfaction has decreased in the last 12 months, while 29% say their work/life balance has worsened, says Mark Rogers, CEO of Logicalis.
Businesses looking to properly safeguard their IT environments must ensure their staff know what the risks are and how to prevent them, says Simeon Tassev, MD of Galix Networking.
While GDPR can't prevent cyber criminals from trying to access organisational data, it is likely that it will have a positive impact in the long term, says Alison Treadaway, CMO at Striata.
One of the most appealing things for any business when it comes to the cloud is the return on investment on offer, says Karl Reed, chief solutions officer at Elingo.
Even if a company is not based in the EU, it must adhere to the regulations if it holds data belonging to €EU citizens, says Stuart Scanlon, MD of epic ERP.
Technologies like AI, IOT and big data analytics will continue to disrupt the customer experience in 2019, says Stephen Ball, senior VP Europe & Africa at Aspect Software.
All customers want the same thing from communications providers: more for the same price, says Byron Clatterbuck, CEO at SEACOM.
The focus is no longer solely on digital transformation, but on the intelligent enterprise, says Ed Gassner, group CEO of Britehouse.
HCI leverages software to enable a single server to do the work of multiple traditional servers, says Eugene Maritz, services director at First Technology National.
Cloud adoption has caused a seismic shift in how financial services businesses operate, says Richard Firth, CEO of MIP Holdings.
Interims remain a beneficial tool for stakeholders, but do not necessarily offer a realistic or holistic view of an entity's performance, says Greg Morris, CEO of Sebata Holdings.
Privileged credentials hold the keys to the kingdom, as they are primary targets for attackers, says Byron Davel, product manager at Credence Security.