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Automotive IT Solutions & Europe’s Supply Chains

The European automotive industry is going through one of its most turbulent times. Trade disputes, changing tariffs, and geopolitical uncertainty are all piling on, putting serious pressure on supply chains. With steep US tariffs on EU-built vehicles, rising protectionism, and the ongoing impact of the war in Ukraine, the environment is anything but stable. Reliability can no longer be assumed. It must be engineered into the supply chain from the outset through modern digital infrastructure and resilient IT architecture.

The Battle for Talent in the Automotive Industry

The automotive industry is undergoing structural transformation driven by electrification, software-defined vehicles, and evolving regulation. Less visible, but equally significant, is the growing shortage of skilled labour.

Industry 4.0: Digital Transformation Begins with Digital Workplace

Ask An Expert About … Service Desk Services

In a digital workplace, the service desk has evolved far beyond a simple support function. For many organisations, it has become the operational nerve centre that keeps employees productive and IT services running reliably. Using service desk services is an easy way to ensure that every member of your team has access to support, and expertise – but how does it work?

Advantages of AI-driven automated managed Services

Keeping the workforce productive in a hybrid world AI is here. Some call it the Fifth Industrial Revolution, a fundamental shift in society and the civilisation. And in some ways, it is. But see it in its broader economic and business context, and it starts to look a lot more normal: greater productivity, lower costs at scale, and a more positive employee experience for all.

The Recovery Phase of Business Continuity Management

The true measure of how your organisation deals with a security breach is how you recover. An effective return to normal operations is the aim for every business. The real test of an organisation’s resilience is not how it responds to a disruption, but how quickly and effectively it recovers. In modern cybersecurity and risk management strategies, the recovery phase of Business Continuity Management (BCM) plays a critical role in restoring operations and minimising long-term impact. Through principles of the Recovery Phase of Business Continuity Management we can restore systems and services whilst minimising long-term impacts.

Ask An Expert About … Why Customer Experience (CX) Matters

Optimising Business Operations with a Digital Workplace

Modern organisations rely on digital tools to keep employees productive, connected, and secure. As hybrid work becomes the norm, the concept of the Digital Workplace has emerged as a critical foundation for efficient business operations.

Healthcare Security: The EU’s Action Plan.

Cyberattacks on hospitals and healthcare providers have risen sharply across Europe, turning cybersecurity into a critical patient-safety issue. In response, the European Commission announced the European Action Plan on the Cybersecurity of Hospitals and Healthcare Providers in January 2025, introducing a coordinated strategy to strengthen healthcare security across the EU. This strategic initiative builds on the EU’s existing cybersecurity framework, most notably the NIS2 Directive, and focuses on four key pillars: Prevent, Detect, Respond & Recover, and Deter. In 2023 alone, the healthcare sector reported 309 significant cyber incidents in the EU, more than any other critical sector.

Accelerating Action: Women in STEM and the power of taking initiative

International Women’s Day is a time to celebrate the incredible achievements of women. Our Chief Commercial Officer, Elisabete Mleczak shares her own journey, the lessons she’s learned, and the steps we can all take to empower women in the workplace.