TRP Perspectives
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Stephanie Schneider
Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst at LastPass
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Tanguy Crusson
Head of Product at Atlassian
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Vincent Lomba
Chief Technical Security Officer at Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise
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Samantha Kight
Head of Industry Security at GSMA
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Patrick Smith
Field CTO for EMEA at Pure Storage
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Kate Steele
Director for EMEA HPC/AI at Lenovo.
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Nigel Edwards
Vice President at Western Digital.
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Catherine Friday
EY Global Government & Infrastructure Leader
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Christian Pedersen
Chief Product Officer at IFS
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Tyler Troutman
Senior Manager of Collaboration Ecosystem and Engagement at Shure
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Bridging the real digital gap in the public sector
Bridging the public sector’s digital divide starts with people, not just technology.
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How cloud-based technology is helping contact centers cut carbon emissions
Discover how cloud-based contact centers cut carbon emissions while boosting efficiency and sustainability goals.
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Leaving a print at Microsoft
On the 30th anniversary of Windows 95, how did it inform modern print?
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How data centers can balance growth with environmental responsibility
How AI, innovation, and renewable energy are redefining data centers for a sustainable digital future.
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Is privacy really dead? How generations are rewriting data protection
Generations are redefining privacy, demanding transparency, accountability, and control in a data-driven world.
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AI voice fraud is exploiting contact centers
(Deep) faking it: contact centers are the wild west for AI-generated voice fraud.
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GPT-5 is here and your network needs to catch up
Enterprises racing to deploy GPT‑5 are discovering their legacy networks can’t keep pace with AI.
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What exactly am I paying for? Redefining value in the age of AI
6 principles for firms to build trust in their AI approaches and drive new revenue.
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Organizations must own the right to their cloud compute, or innovation will suffer
The future of digital sovereignty and responsible AI use depends on infrastructure autonomy.
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Vibe coding to vibe hacking: securing software in the AI era
Vibe coding's speed risks vulnerabilities without human accountability and scrutiny.
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The sovereignty shift: how UK and Irish SMEs can regain control of their data
Amid rising data concerns, UK and Irish SMEs are urged to reclaim control through digital sovereignty.
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What technology leaders need to ensure AI delivers
The possibilities of AI are limitless, but so is the price tag.
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If the calculator wasn’t the end of learning, AI won’t be the end of work
AI won't end work any more than calculators ended math—if we adopt it thoughtfully.
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Big data, big challenge - how life sciences turn information overload into insight
Are Cloud-based platforms combined with AI and machine-learning the answer to scientists’ big data problems?
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The UK is bringing in digital IDs. Here’s how to stop them becoming surveillance tools
Without clear legal and technical safeguards, digital IDs risk shifting from convenience to control.
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Why our own clicks are often cybercrime's greatest allies
Cybercrime’s greatest tool isn’t malware — it’s our trust in everyday digital interactions and habits.
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Why AI pilots fail - and how manufacturers can break the cycle
Too many AI projects stall because organizations fall in love with the technology, not the outcome.
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Shadow AI: the next frontier of unseen risk
Organizations lack visibility into how employees use AI, introducing significant risks that must be addressed.
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How AI is changing developers’ mindsets, not just their code
Generative AI transforms software development, workflows, and developer careers.
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What legacy business intelligence technology can learn from video games
Why the future of business intelligence looks more like modern gaming than legacy reporting.
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Sluggish software delivery is an executive-level risk
Organizations must address bottlenecks in their software development pipelines to protect revenue and reputation.
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AI scams surge: how consumers and businesses can stay safe
AI scams are evolving fast. Deepfakes, voice clones, and QR phishing are just the beginning.
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The ransomware payment debate: what it means for organizations
Ransomware is on the rise. To pay or not to pay the ransom? That is the question.
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Remote work and the big breaches of 2025: Cause or convenient excuse?
Remote work can make businesses more vulnerable - but it doesn't have to.
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What you see is how you feel: how smarter displays shape the way we work and feel
The role of smarter monitors in reducing strain and supporting wellness in today’s digital-first workplaces.
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The UK’s broken energy system could burst its AI bubble
Outdated energy infrastructure threatens to pull the plug on Britain’s AI dream.
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How AI is supercharging social engineering - and what businesses can do about it
AI is reshaping social engineering, blurring the line between authentic and artificial interactions.
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The new age of layered security: from supply chains to endpoints
As threats below the OS rise, organizations need a layered strategy for true resilience.
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Procurement in 2025: Building foundations for strategic supplier relationships in a changing world
Amy Worth, Director of Amazon Business UK and Public Sector Customers EU, shares her perspective on the challenges and opportunities shaping procurement in 2025
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Why “old” data is the new gold in the age of AI
We speak to Seagate's Melyssa Banda to find out more
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Are we ready for the post-quantum era?
Encryption forms the backbone of digital security but now faces a fundamental challenge: the emergence of quantum computers.
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CDAO responsibilities are evolving: why AI strategy now starts at the top
As enterprises scale their use of Gen AI, the most successful CDAOs will be those who move beyond research to operationalization.
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How big businesses are handling the roll out of Generative AI
Enterprises can move past GenAI hype by using product-aligned operating models, AI-ready data and strong governance to scale measurable value.
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One-size-fits-all AI guardrails do not work in the enterprise
One-size-fits-all AI guardrails are out. The future of enterprise AI safety is Persona-Based Access Controls.
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I founded an intelligent phone startup and here’s how AI agents are going to change the way we do business
How AI agents are changing the SMB workflow and level the playing field for growing businesses.
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