AI will not stand on closed data foundations

AI will not stand on closed data foundations

The rise of AI is forcing companies to review the very foundations of their data architecture. I subscribe to the News not to be missed Infrastructures designed for reporting are no longer sufficient to supply automated systems, requiring reliable, fresh and governed data. To scale up without exploding costs or complexity, openness becomes an architectural…

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Why international payroll is a strategic issue for mid-sized companies

Why international payroll is a strategic issue for mid-sized companies

As mid-sized companies accelerate their international expansion, the implementation of unified payroll becomes a strategic imperative. I subscribe to the News not to be missed At a time when agility and operational control determine the success of organizations, mid-sized companies operate in a veritable labyrinth of challenges: retaining talent, ensuring regulatory compliance and supporting their…

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Are our passwords and multi-factor codes outdated?

In the crosshairs of cybercriminals, festival-goers more targeted than ever

Festival-goers have become prime targets for cybercriminals: fraudulent ticketing, phishing and QR code traps (quishing) are among the main threats. I subscribe to the News not to be missed Summer means outdoor concerts, festivals and sporting events. But cybercriminals follow the same logic as organizers: go where the audience, attention and money are. 100% digital…

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