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Research from Ivalua, provider of spend management cloud solutions, has shown that six-in-ten (60%) UK businesses have decreased their investment in sustainability initiatives due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

There is an old saying that there are no perfect solutions, only trade-offs. We have all experienced this trade-off situation in our lives at some point, when we must make a decision knowing that there is no perfect solution available and that we will be forced to compromise in some way.

Schneider Electric  is entering into a  partnership with power management system provider Anord Mardix (USA) Inc. to develop and deploy critical power solutions to the data centre market.

Purbeck Insurance Services, provider of a Personal Guarantee Insurance solution, has welcomed the Job Retention Bonus but fears this will be too little too late for small businesses reaching the end of their cash reserves as the furlough scheme ends in October.

Scality and ViON have announced RING8 as a core technology powering two of ViON's predefined cloud service offerings: Object Storage-as-a-Service (OSaaS) and the long-term Archive-as-a-Service (AaaS). These new cloud services are central components of the ViON Enterprise Cloud (VEC) Infrastructure Services.

Rene Buhay, Vice President of Sales & Marketing at leading education technology manufacturer AVer Europe, gives tips on choosing the right video conferencing camera.

Schneider Electric has introduced Easy UPS 3L, the newest part of the Easy UPS 3-phase Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) range, extending the medium range to 500 and 600 kVA (400V) for external batteries.

Sage, the cloud business management solutions provider, has announced new updates to its Small Business Accounting Solution.

IT Glue, a Kaseya company and the industry standard for IT documentation, has released a set of new product features and enhancements aimed at increasing security, client collaboration and network visibility heading into the second half of 2020.

The virtual reality (VR)/augmented reality (AR) market – collectively known as extended reality (XR) – has been on the cusp of becoming the next mainstream platform, but it has remained niche for many years thanks to technological limitations and scant content.