Half of UK employees using non-approved AI
13 December 2024
Nearly half of UK employees admit to using non-approved AI solutions without their employer’s knowledge, as AI tools become increasingly common in workplaces, according to Owl Labs' State of Hybrid Work Report.
This so-called ‘shadow AI’ or ‘bring your own AI’ (BYO-AI) is most prevalent among younger workers, with 63% of Gen Z and Millennials using AI regularly at work, compared to just 43% of Gen X and Boomers.
Find out more The complex need to protect critical aviation networks
12 December 2024
Martin Smillie, SVP for Communications and Data Exchange (CDE), SITA
The airline industry is undergoing an unprecedented transformation driven by digital technologies. Airports and airlines are adopting a variety of technological innovations to improve operational efficiency, passenger experience and flight safety.
However, this growing reliance on technology also brings with it significant challenges, especially in terms of information security at airlines and airports.
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Modern network management with AI-driven OSS and BSS
11 December 2024
Oskar Wierchowicz, Managing Director, Comarch UK
What are the most vital aspects of the telecom business from customers’ point of view? Seamless connectivity and efficient service delivery. The demand is ever-increasing, and keeping up with the market is difficult for small and medium-sized operators and fibre service providers. Thankfully, recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) make it possible to automate and optimise daily financial operations and service provision for an affordable price.
AI-supported OSS for RAN
The demand for mobile private networks is steadily increasing across diverse industries seeking secure, high-performance connectivity. Integrating AI into operational support systems (OSS) for the Radio Access Network (RAN) domain tackles network management issues that static algorithms cannot, such as inaccurate data interpretation and limited predictive capabilities. AI-driven OSS can provide:
How to stay ahead of evolving threats to network security
10 December 2024
Jonathan Wright, Director of Products and Operations, GCX
The widespread adoption of hybrid and remote working, accelerated by the COVID pandemic, seems here to stay. For organisations globally, re-designing IT suites to support this way of work has become non-negotiable and a key principle in increasing the resilience of their IT infrastructure.
A central enabler for this has been the rise of cloud computing. Since its inception, cloud computing has become a critical component of most enterprise tech stacks, with many applications now being hosted in the cloud. While the adoption of cloud computing has brought numerous benefits, enabling businesses to leverage scalable resources on demand, it has also brought new challenges to network security. A recent report by IBM on the cost of data breaches revealed that 82% of breaches involved data stored in the cloud.
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