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EVENT ORGANISERS: Do you have something coming up that may interest readers of Network Computing? Contact dave.bonner@btc.co.uk 08-09 MAR TECH SHOW LONDON ExCel, London www.techshowlondon.co.uk FORTHCOMING EVENTS 2023 FORTHCOMING EVENTS FORTHCOMING EVENTS 21-22 MAR 21-22 MAR 26-27 SEPT 15-16 NOV COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY EXPO ExCel, London www.communicationtechnologyexpo.co.uk THE REMOTE WORKING EXPO ExCel, London www.businessrevivalseries.co.uk/ the-remote-working-expo INTERNATIONAL CYBER EXPO Olympia, London www.internationalcyberexpo.com DATACENTRES IRELAND RDS Dublin www.datacentres-ireland.com
COMMENT COMMENT DRIVEN BY DATA We're delving deeper into data this issue with articles that explore ways to leverage and protect it to best benefit our businesses. First, Certes Networks' Simon Pamplin puts the case for abstracting data protection from infrastructure in order to ensure that it remains both secure and compliant with data regulations. "Attitudes to data security need to change fast because today's infrastructure-led model is creating too much risk," explains Simon. "According to the 2022 IBM Data Breach survey, 83% of companies confirm they expect a security breach - and many accept that breaches will occur more than once. Given this perception, the question has to be asked: why are businesses still reliant on a security posture focused on locking the infrastructure down?" Security and compliance issues are far from the only potential pitfalls when it comes to getting the most out of this prized asset. As Teradata's Ken Wood explains, network latency has long been an obstacle when it comes to leveraging data: "The race between network latency and data size has been a back-and-forth struggle throughout the history of computer networking. Even as the world gets digitally smaller, network latencies can make accessing data seem too far away to be efficiently analysed with high performance analytical databases engines which are already on the market." Read Ken's article to discover why keeping data-in-place - leaving "the original as the original" - might be the best solution to a problem as old as networks themselves. REVIEWS: Dave Mitchell DEPUTY EDITOR: Mark Lyward (netcomputing@btc.co.uk) PRODUCTION: Abby Penn (abby.penn@btc.co.uk) DESIGN: Ian Collis (ian.collis@btc.co.uk SALES: David Bonner (david.bonner@btc.co.uk) Julie Cornish (julie.cornish@btc.co.uk) SUBSCRIPTIONS: Christina Willis (christina.willis@btc.co.uk) PUBLISHER: John Jageurs (john.jageurs@btc.co.uk) Published by Barrow & Thompkins Connexion Ltd (BTC) 35 Station Square, Petts Wood, Kent, BR5 1LZ Tel: +44 (0)1689 616 000 Fax: +44 (0)1689 82 66 22 SUBSCRIPTIONS: UK £35/year, £60/two years, £80/three years; Europe: £48/year, £85/two years £127/three years; ROW: £62/year, £115/two years, £168/three years; Subscribers get SPECIAL OFFERS — see subscriptions advertisement; Single copies of Network Computing can be bought for £8; (including postage & packing). © 2023 Barrow & Thompkins Connexion Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of the magazine may be reproduced without prior consent, in writing, from the publisher. We also have an opinion piece from D55's Jonathan Rothwell on the prospects for data-first systems in the year ahead. According to Jonathan "A data-driven remodelling synergises systems for efficiency, moving businesses beyond the disjointed siloed data access commonly associated with antiquated legacy systems," and can potentially provide a competitive edge for companies seeking to integrate digital transformation. Will 2023 be the year of data-driven everything? Read Jonathan's article for more. And from data to dates for your diary with the news that nominations for the 2023 Network Computing Awards are now open! This will be the 17th year of the Network Computing Awards, and you now only have until 9th March to nominate your finalists for this year. Voting to determine the winners will begin later in March and the awards ceremony itself will be held on 18th May, so be sure to visit https://networkcomputingawards.co.uk soon to make your selections heard. NC GET FUTURE COPIES FREE BY REGISTERING ONLINE AT WWW.NETWORKCOMPUTING.CO.UK/REGISTER WWW.NETWORKCOMPUTING.CO.UK @NCMagAndAwards FEBRUARY/MARCH 2023 NETWORKcomputing 03
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