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Welcome back! In this series on the five actual truths about AI in the workplace, we’ve already looked at topics like trust and personalisation. Now, we’re talking about something every organisation feels as the year draws to a close: pressure. Budgets tighten. Performance targets stay high. Teams are short- staffed and still expected to keep the business running efficiently.
UK manufacturers are entering a period where cyber resilience is inseparable from operational performance. Over the next 12 months, success won’t be defined by avoiding every incident, but by how quickly and confidently organisations detect, contain, and recover when disruptions occur.
Education in the digital age is undergoing a structural shift. From smart classrooms to cloud-based learning management systems, educational technology is reshaping how students acquire knowledge, how educators deliver instruction, and how institutions manage their operations. In this article, we will outline the benefits of technology in private education and why it should be a strategic priority for every school leader.
Climate change and biotechnology are reshaping the cyber threat landscape. As EU policy leaders now recognize, we live in a changing world where extreme weather, human health, and digital security can no longer be managed in isolation. Blackouts, heatwaves and floods are bound to grow, and next-generation biotech will become ubiquitous. The stakes are high, and failure to adapt now could lead to simultaneous physical and cyber catastrophes.
The convergence of geopolitics and IT security raises an urgent question for every organization: How geopolitically resilient is your IT? If a conflict erupts or sanctions hit a supplier, will your business operations withstand the shock?
In effect, every new connection is a new attack vector. As Getronics warns clients, a single compromised thermostat or factory sensor could cascade into a major incident. These examples underscore why we say every connection carries a responsibility to enforce security.
The cybersecurity arms race has entered a new phase. AI has shifted the balance of power toward the attacker, but that shift is not permanent. Enterprises that act now by embracing modern detection, enhancing workforce awareness, and engaging strategic partners can regain the initiative.
Every part of the IT ecosystem, energy, devices, logistics, support, affects your sustainability story. The more digital your business, the more these levers matter. Sustainable IT Support connects those dots. It uses data, automation, and insight to make ESG real and measurable.
If you walk into any food or beverage facility, you’ll see a finely tuned operation, production lines humming, logistics moving in sync, and teams under pressure to deliver freshness, quality, and speed. Behind all that coordination lies a quiet force: IT support.
It’s time to look at how AI personalisation can be a key driver in creating more bespoke user experiences.
There’s a key question on many IT leaders’ minds: can we really trust AI-driven security at scale?
Generative AI has become the quiet revolution underpinning the modern workplace. Back in early 2024, Getronics mapped out just how this technology is transforming everything from HR processes to the very fabric of our digital workplaces. Let’s dive into what that means for organisations today, and how you can harness it effectively.
Cybersecurity awareness training is critical to business continuity, reputation, and compliance, yet the largest vulnerability is often employee decisions.
This phishing prevention checklist highlights the key things to look out for and simple actions you can take to protect yourself online.
Conversations with senior leaders across Brazil’s largest financial institutions confirm one undeniable truth: innovation is the very foundation of competitiveness. We’re looking at the future of finance.
When we talk about Industry 4.0, the conversation often gravitates toward machines, sensors, and data. We picture autonomous robots and artificial intelligence optimizing every stage of production.
Today, the role of the Chief Information Officer (CIO) goes far beyond managing infrastructure. CIOs have become central figures in decision-making, actively driving business transformation.
IT outsourcing, once primarily associated with cost reduction and the delegation of operational tasks, has evolved into a strategic pillar for modern organizations.
Artificial intelligence is emerging as one of the defining forces of our age. The question is whether it will remain a tool in our hands or drift into the role of the next great authority, shaping society in ways that escape scrutiny.
In July 2025, Getronics brought its Field Services operation to the United States, aiming to solve long-standing pain points for customers and expand its presence across the country.
If you’re considering a new digital experience, whatever stage you’re at in your journey, we’d love to talk.
