For many UK organisations, the move from on-premises VDI to the cloud feels inevitable. The drivers are well understood: cost pressure, ageing infrastructure, hybrid work, and the need for greater agility. Yet for all its promise, cloud migration still triggers hesitation, especially among risk-averse IT leaders responsible for security, performance, and continuity. That caution is…
DetailsAcross UK organisations, the pressure on IT teams is no longer abstract. Skilled resources are limited, recruitment is slow, and experienced engineers are increasingly stretched across security, operations, and transformation initiatives at the same time. Yet expectations on IT have continued to increase. In this environment, time has become one of the most valuable assets…
DetailsFor many UK IT leaders, “cloud-only” desktop strategies sounded like the inevitable destination just a few years ago. Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD), Windows 365, and other DaaS platforms promised simplified management, lower CAPEX, and agile access for users everywhere. But in the real world, a pure cloud-only model isn’t always achievable… at least not overnight.…
DetailsIf the past few years have taught IT leaders anything, it’s that stability is no longer the default state. Work patterns shift quickly. Security threats evolve constantly. Business priorities change mid-year, not mid-decade. Against that backdrop, many organisations are re-examining a question that once felt settled: how future-ready is our desktop strategy, really? Future-proofing means…
DetailsFor a long time, the total cost of ownership (TCO) debate between cloud desktops and on-premises VDI felt unresolved. On paper, on-premises environments looked cheaper once the infrastructure was “paid for.” Cloud DaaS promised flexibility, but sceptics questioned whether that flexibility justified ongoing consumption costs. That conversation has shifted decisively. Rising infrastructure costs, licensing complexity,…
DetailsFor years, end-user computing (EUC) strategy felt like a balancing act between two imperfect options: continue extending on-premises desktops and legacy VDI, or commit to a cloud initiative that promised long-term value but short-term complexity. In 2026, that middle ground is disappearing. The desktop is being reset—not because IT leaders are chasing the next trend,…
DetailsAI is accelerating analytics at unprecedented speed. But organizations that mistake AI adoption for analytics capability development are discovering that technology alone does not scale into value. For CIOs, the real differentiator is not AI sophistication, but the strength of the analytics capability that governs how AI is embedded into purposeful decision-making. AI as the…
DetailsMost enterprises are not short on plans. They have strategic roadmaps, multi-year investment portfolios, annual operating plans and governance frameworks to create alignment and control. These plans are often thoughtful, analytically sound and approved with confidence. Yet when conditions change, those same organizations struggle. Projects stall. Priorities collide. Capacity tightens. Leadership teams revisit decisions not…
DetailsUn año más la compañía de selección de personal Hays ha dado a conocer cuáles, según sus datos, son las tendencias laborales y, en concreto, de salarios para el año en curso en España. Los datos, referentes a 15 sectores productivos, aparecen en la Guía del Mercado Laboral 2026 que elabora la firma recopilando los…
DetailsI started in technology at a time when writing clean code, managing infrastructure and mastering a specific programming language could sustain a decades-long career. Each major shift — from client-server computing to the internet and from virtualization to the cloud — brought both disruption and opportunity. The professionals who stayed curious, adaptable and grounded in…
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