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Over the past four months, organisations across most industries have had to adapt their ways of working, almost overnight. COVID-19 has created new challenges that many were not prepared for, none more so than the travel and transportation (T&T) industry.

Measuring performance improves the team and the outcomes in sport and in business, CIO Community Editor Mark Chillingworth reports on the debate he moderated for Intergence

“Why guess when you can know” was Michael Schumacher’s race engineer’s mantra according to Steve Ingham in his book “How to support a champion.”

COVID-19 is driving significant change across many sectors, none more so than those in the travel sector and the essential transportation of people, goods and infrastructure.

One of the critical areas which have been severely tested during this terrible crisis has been our ability to manage and support our national IT infrastructure.

The Coronavirus outbreak has made all of us realise how vulnerable we can be to an unexpected event which is almost impossible to plan for from a business perspective

Everyone has a horror story to tell about customer service lines. There are the call centres that put you in a queue for hours before answering. There are the ones you can’t get through to in the first place.

If your business has grown and acquired or merged with other companies, you face a whole raft of logistical challenges.

C3M, the San Francisco based Cloud Security and Cloud Compliance vendor today announced the signing of a business partnership with Cambridge headquartered IT infrastructure consultancy Intergence, to expand their presence in the UK.