On 9th January, as part of her cabinet reshuffle, Theresa May made Margot James the new digital minister, replacing Matt Hancock who himself was promoted to Secretary of State.
2018 is underway and as we all settle back into work mode one can’t help but ponder what the year ahead may have in store for us.
Keith Bedell-Pearce, Chairman of 4D Data Centres, looks at what’s hot in savings and investment FinTech and makes six forecasts for the future.
The last 20 years has seen the cementing of The Information Age, characterised by seismic shifts in consumer behaviour thanks to the onset of the digital revolution.
In November 2016, a Russian court of law found LinkedIn to be non-compliant with a regulation that requires all personal data from Russian citizens to be housed in servers physically located on Russian soil.
In advertising, there is a general understanding that you need to be exposed to a message multiple times until it is absorbed into your psyche.
Despite the outcome of the referendum to leave the EU, 73% of British Businesses still support GDPR. Here our Managing Director, Jack Bedell-Pearce discusses the implications of this conundrum.
As the 20th January looms with Trump becoming president and with Article 50 following hot on his heals, what will the impact of these 'challenges' have on the free flow of data?
Brexit and the implications for IT decision-makers- a report by 4D exploring Brexit’s impact on business IT strategies and data sovereignty.
The campaigns were closely fought. Polls indicated it would be close. Still, many businesses assumed that the UK would stick to what they knew and vote to remain in the European Union (EU). In the aftermath of the vote to leave, and with the heat and hyperbole having largely dissipated, what new challenges does Brexit bring?