Two-thirds of large UK businesses hit by cyber attacks
Government research into cyber security has found that two thirds of large businesses experienced a cyber breach or attack in the past year
Research & Trends
Manual processes still dominate budgeting and forecasting in public sector
Nearly 90% of public sector finance professionals are still using manual processes for managing at least part of their budgeting and forecasting processes, with the majority still relying on Excel spreadsheets.
Hull hosts UK’s most sluggish urban broadband speeds
Next year’s City of Culture has come bottom of a league table revealing average broadband speeds in 42 major UK cities and towns, according to price comparison and switching service uSwitch.com.
Agilisys reveals results of its first UK Contact Centre Quality Monitoring Survey
Agilisys has released the findings of its first UK Contact Centre Quality Monitoring Survey, a study into how organisations approach quality monitoring and the tools and technologies they use to measure customer experience.
UK citizens going increasingly mobile
The rise and rise of mobile tech usage in the UK shows no sign of abating as more Brits are using mobile devices to watch television and surf the net instead of televisions and PCs.
DDoS attacks on the rise as UK named as a key target
New research has revealed that the UK is one of the biggest targets for DDoS criminals, as the number of attacks continues to soar.
Mixed picture of digital maturity in NHS revealed
NHS England has published data on a series of self-reported digital maturity measures for 239 NHS trusts – highlighting a very mixed take-up of technology.
Report reveals critical need for improved trust to advance cloud adoption
New research has revealed that a lack of trust in cloud technology is holding back its adoption.
Council web survey shows commitment to boosting local fitness – but message delivery needs streamlining
The latest survey of local authority website performance conducted by Socitm’s Better Connected research programme shows commitment to supporting local populations to get fit, but some confused and confusing message delivery.
One in ten admit to ‘honest hacking’
New research has revealed that a significant number of Britons are hacking one another’s emails and social media.
