Everywoman in Technology Awards 2012: Winners
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Everywoman Ltd.
Co-founders Maxine Benson MBE and Karen Gill MBE open the awards with their welcome speech.
Search CIO
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Evaluating browser security in the AI search era
Traditional search returned links; AI search shares context. That shift creates new data leakage risks, pushing enterprises to ...
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Why CIOs must prepare for geopolitical disruption
Geopolitical risk affects nearly every core IT function. Cloud architecture, data governance, supply chains and incident response...
Search Security
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First fully agentic ransomware attack sparks readiness concerns
An AI model's autonomous execution of a complete ransomware operation marks a new era. Learn why experts say rapid detection and ...
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Evaluating secure enterprise browsers vs. security plugins
Malicious actors have long targeted and exploited browser vulnerabilities. The widespread adoption of AI increases the risk, ...
Search Networking
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How limited network visibility impedes digital transformation
Digital transformation promises faster decision- making and greater UX. However, a lack of visibility into the network can hinder...
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Lit fiber vs. dark fiber services explained for enterprise WANs
Lit fiber and dark fiber each offer enterprises a distinct set of advantages and challenges. It's important that IT leaders ...
Search Data Center
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More VMware customers jumping ship as contracts wind down
Enterprises have explored new virtualization options for years. With VMware contracts ending, now's the time for many to make the...
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AC to DC power conversion: A challenge for AI data centers
AC to DC power conversion inefficiencies cost AI data centers energy, heat and money. Here's what operators can do to address ...
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Unstructured data is the bottleneck for agentic AI success
Ungoverned, unstructured data blocks enterprises from scaling agentic AI. Contracts, transcripts and internal documents hold the ...
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AI agent failures offer hidden value for enterprises
Most agent pilots will never reach production, but these failures can prove useful to data operations. Organizations should look ...