Tuxera recognized as one of the “20 Coolest Data Management Companies” in CRN Storage 100 2021 list
The achievement highlights the company’s pioneering contributions to global data storage management.
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Counterpoint: TECNO Mobile Leads in AI-enhanced Photography exemplifying by its Newest CAMON17 Pro
- By industry leading research institution Counterpoint’s most recent report, TECNO is recognized as one of the few brands that have make break-throughs in AI-enhanced mobile photography and videography.
April 27, 2021 - Counterpoint Technology Market Research, a global research firm specializing in products in the TMT (technology, media, and telecom) industry, recently released a whitepaper named: “Technology Convergence Clicks in Smartphone Cameras”.
Remote Work Is Here to Stay and Here's Why
When the COVID-19 pandemic swept the globe, companies everywhere had to figure out ways to keep running while social distancing and protecting the health of their employees and customers. Remote work became more mainstream than ever before.
Upwork's recent Future Workforce Pulse Report indicated about 41.8% of Americans remain fully remote and 68% of managers say it is getting easier to adapt to work from home solutions. Although telecommuting was a temporary solution to a sudden catastrophe, it is quickly shaping into something lasting.
TECNO SPARK 7 Pro debuts to bring users immersive cinema experience with BIGGER and BETTER display
- Equipped with 48MP Clear Triple Camera, mighty Helio G80 chipset, the Super Night Mode and blazing-fast 90Hz/ 6.6-inch edge-to-edge display the Spark 7 Pro will be available at retail store soon.
NGMN Urges ICT Companies to Tackle Climate Change
ICT Companies should align investments with a 1.5°C trajectory in line with ITU L.1470
Frankfurt, Germany, April 26, 2021: The Next Generation Mobile Network Alliance is set to align the mobile communication sector with its entire supply chain - from component manufacturers to service providers - to address sustainability challenges faced by the ICT sector. Its Green Future Networks project, launched in November 2020, is the first NGMN initiative to provide detailed guidance regarding the environmental impacts of the ICT sector’s network part.
Illegally obtained digital identities traded on Genesis Market increase by 250% in two years
Manchester, UK – 22nd April 2021 – Netacea, the bot detection and mitigation specialist, has today published new research into the Genesis Market, the world’s largest invite-only deep web marketplace that trades digital fingerprints and enables buyers to impersonate a victim online. Netacea’s report ‘Buying Bad Bots Wholesale: The Genesis Market’ reveals that since April 2019, the number of stolen digital identities available to purchase on the marketplace has increased from 100,000 to over 350,000 today, with more than 18,000 being added each month.
Concerns for UK careers as nearly a third (29%) of employees don’t receive training to support their professional progress in a hybrid workplace
- Adaptability, communication, leading through change and motivation rated as the most important skills for managers as offices start to re-open
- Generational differences are uncovered between what employees view as important skills for their managers to have
- Worryingly, nearly a third of British employees (29%) receive no professional training at all
LONDON, U.K., 21st April 2021 – Lane4, a leading UK management consultancy, today announces the findings of its nationwide survey which reveals how organisations need to better support their employees as some begin to return to their on-site workplaces, while others remain remote.
Nearly two thirds of UK enterprises have invested in improving digital customer communications during the pandemic
But over half believe their short-term fixes won’t be fit for the long term
Crawley, UK, April 21, 2021 – With most people locked down and relying on digital communications during the pandemic, around two thirds (64 per cent) of UK IT leaders questioned in a new survey reveal that their organization has made technology changes to improve digital interaction with customers. The same number of respondents (64 per cent) have made changes to handle greater volumes of interaction on their websites, social media and other digital channels. However, in each case more than half (56 per cent), expect to make additional investments to ensure those changes work in the long term.