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Visibility of device usage is crucial in the ‘new normal’
As companies adapt to new working practices in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, an ability to monitor device usage of home workers is vital to productivity and security alike
Q&A: Responding to a cyber-incident
With the coronavirus crisis having exposed many companies to more cyber-threats, senior data protection and cybersecurity lawyer John Timmons, and data protection partner Tim Hickman at law firm White & Case, reveal how to respond should a major incident occur
How data fuels resilient workplaces
Resilience, underpinned by agility, has been a crucial ingredient for business continuity during the coronavirus pandemic. Data, as the key to agility, is vital for leadership in the new normal
Drawing practical lessons from the crisis
Better use of data, holistic planning and a greater focus on people. These were among the lessons from the pandemic discussed by six experts in a Raconteur virtual roundtable
Observability protects continuity while unlocking growth
Organisations often struggle to balance the development of new products and features with maintaining the reliability of their systems. Heightened demand for digital services during the coronavirus pandemic has emphasised the need for system observability and new operational cultures to enable reliable growth
Sustainability and resilience go hand in hand
Technology is key to influencing responsibility and improving sustainability, driving much-needed resilience during times of significant supply chain disruption
Flexibility is key to a successful and safe return to operations
Return to operations amid the coronavirus outbreak will as much define an organisation’s success as its initial response to the crisis
Why communication is key in a crisis
Speed and efficiency of communications is the core differentiator between organisations that are able to respond successfully to a crisis and those who ultimately fail to adapt