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Speaking engagements (337)

SpeakerNov 18, 2025

Breaking The Tech Siloes To Enable Business Growth

Topic: Wrap-up and close

SpeakerNov 18, 2025

Breaking The Tech Siloes To Enable Business Growth

Topic: Panel discussion and QA

SpeakerNov 18, 2025

Breaking The Tech Siloes To Enable Business Growth

Topic: Welcome from the MC

Articles

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Innovation

1 Oct

Riding the comet

Perplexity’s AI browser can organise your tabs and plan your next meal.

The blessing of the brain-computer interface

Brain-computer interfaces are rapidly progressing from concept to commercialisation.

Deepfakes are undermining compliance-driven security training

Dexterous training equips employees with the skills to spot AI fraud and cyber crime threats.

Building a human firewall against deepfakes

Training based on cyber psychology equips people to spot AI-powered threats.

E-waste’s silver lining

Old electronics still end up in landfill sites. How do we get more from e-waste?

It’s a video call, Jim, but not as we know it

Google Beam won't change offices, but it could revolutionise video calls.

More than operations: MSPs helping clients achieve their business goals

Enterprises can find strategic technology partners among leading managed service providers.

Browsing tomorrow

Looking at the past, present and future of browsers with Vivaldi.

James Francis

Articles About James Francis (3)

6:00

Crypto-currencies and blockchain

Mar 31, 2023

Changing cyber threat attack surface demands solid security posture

Research by Arctic Wolf confirms that while businesses have progressed with efforts to thwart cyber attacks, threat actors are changing tactics.

Chris Tredger

7:10

BI and Data Analytics

Mar 11, 2021

Intelligent infrastructure: beyond plumbing

Managed services make up a significant part of Dimension Data’s Intelligent Infrastructure go-to-market.

2:40

Security

Jul 21, 2014

Judge OKs warrant for Google user's mails

Prosecutors gain access to a user's Gmail, fanning debate over how aggressively government may pursue data.

Reuters