Tag: IT infrastructure

We need training and business volunteering for a new generation of professionals specialized in cyber security

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Barcelona, February 20, 2020.- Cyber security is another cornerstone for the good progress of information technologies in different supply chains. There is a shortage of training and professional offer in this area. The World Economic Forum ensures in the following analysis that business leaders have the resources and initiative necessary to reduce the cybersecurity skills gap. A planning that needs to know the following procedural phases.

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Approach to the integration of artificial intelligence in the strategy for its supply chain

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Barcelona, ​​March 25, 2018.- The digital transformation that we are fortunately experiencing is dizzying. Unstoppable. Necessary The Directors of systems, information technologies, IT, integrate in their companies new solutions, new platforms.

But they see that the next day they have to know other technological offers, other change management, new innovations. It is the constant technological chain, attached to the supply chain.

The optimization of the processes, the increase of the productivity, need their time of study, analysis, implantation, more study, adaptation to the changes, monitoring and verification of results.

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Eurostat: “Cloud computing services used by one out of every five enterprises in the EU28”

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Paris, Jan, 07, 2015.-  Instead of building their own IT infrastructure, enterprises have the possibility to access computing resources hosted by third parties on the internet. This shared pool of resources is most commonly known as “cloud computing”. As cloud computing services are delivered on-line, enterprises must have internet access to be able to use them, which was the case in 2014 for almost all enterprises (97%) employing 10 persons or more in the EU28.

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