Rob Mattlin, Head of Global Solutions, Logicalis, explores how Managed Extended Detection and Response (MXDR) equips CIOs with the visibility, control, and expert support needed to strengthen cybersecurity posture and reduce risk across the enterprise.

IBM’s watsonx platform helps organisations strike the right balance between building custom solutions and adopting ready-made AI to drive real value. Scott Hodges explores the platform’s capabilities and uncovers how it can accelerate innovation across your business.

Private 5G is redefining enterprise connectivity. While initial costs may be higher than Wi-Fi, the long-term gains in automation, efficiency, and ROI make it a smart investment for future-ready businesses.

Logicalis' VP of Global Alliances, Anita Swann, shares her perspectives on the future of tech and the importance of encouraging more people to enter the industry.

Leadership is often perceived as guiding a team toward success, making critical decisions, and ensuring smooth operations. However, in my experience, leadership is much more than that. It’s about learning, adapting, and taking responsibility—not just for yourself but for the team as a whole.

Leading the charge in sustainability not only benefits the planet but also affects people and profits, aligning with the concept of the triple bottom line. This mindset is not exclusive to IT; anyone, from plumbers to software developers, can adopt a more sustainable mindset to minimise environmental impact.

Technology is a cornerstone of the modern world, yet the industry remains dominated by men, with women only making up a fraction of overall leadership positions. The question is, how can technology truly serve everyone if half the population it serves are underrepresented in shaping its future?

Technology partnerships are essential in this evolving landscape. While many CIOs believe vendors understand their business needs, 59% find vendor solutions are too complex to manage effectively.

The Logicalis Global CIO Report 2025 uncovers a paradox that increased spending has not reduced the frequency of security breaches.