Managing the day to day burden of PC lifecycle management leaves IT little time for innovation. It leaves little opportunity to take advantage of new trends fundamentally changing the way IT is consumed and delivered. And it pr...

The end-user computing industry has reached an important time in its history. For the first time, modern PC management, mobility, Zero Trust security, and virtualization are coalescing to deliver the world’s first digital works...

Modern governments across Europe must orchestrate an evolving array of services and functions required to support millions of people, often with a pressure to “do more with less” and under the glare of public scrutiny. The p...

Transitioning to citizen-centric service delivery, Brexit planning, implementing new digital services and adopting an evidence-based policy development are all transformational undertakings for the UK government and its departm...

Across government, phase one of digital transformation has made real progress. But what are the challenges up ahead, and how can you overcome them for future success? Let’s look at what the numbers tell us…

The first and most obvious phase of digital transformation, the digitalisation of services, has been a significant success and is ongoing. A truly smart government that is capable of delivering citizen centricity, is eminently ...

VSI Labs is a leading technology researcher for companies that develop systems or components used in ADAS and automated driving applications. In June of 2018, HERE Technologies became a sponsor of VSI’s research vehicle. HERE s...

Using location-based marketing to drive foot traffic to stores is one of the smartest strategies advertisers can employ today, but it’s coupled with a conundrum: How will they determine if their money was well spent? Traditi...

To be more sustainable and stay competitive, businesses need to improve the way they transport products. But they can't hope to do this if they can't see what's happening in the supply chain. Sustainability in business is no...