POWER. COOL. CONNECT. SECURE.
11—12 MARCH 2020 | EXCEL, LONDON

POWER. COOL. CONNECT. SECURE.
11—12 MARCH 2020 | EXCEL, LONDON

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2Crsi

Stand: D162
ABB

Stand: D345
AF Switchgear Ltd

Stand: D210
Airedale International Air Conditioning

Stand: D215
Airsys

Stand: D1164
AKSA JENERATOR SAN A.S

Stand: D560
AMAG Technologies

Stand: D770
Andel

Stand: D780
Anixter

Stand: D260
Anord Mardix

Stand: D250
Armstrong Fluid Technology

Stand: D1165
AROONA

Stand: D1166
Asco Power Technologies

Stand: D05
Athena PTS

Stand: D815
Austin Hughes

Stand: D700
AVK-SEG & MTU Online

Stand: D415
AVTECH SOFTWARE

Stand: D790
Bender UK

Stand: D725
Blue Box

Stand: D870
Blue Helix

Stand: D960
Boreas

Stand: D940
Borri S.p.A

Stand: D420
Bouygues Energies & Services

Stand: D370
BYTESTOCK

Stand: D474

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Addressing cloud network visibility gaps

27-Jan-2020
16:06

Getting end-user experience right is an ever-growing concern for enterprises - and for good reason. 90 percent of users would stop using an app due to poor performance, while 88 percent of consumers are less likely to return to a website after a bad experience.

Think about Netflix, Uber or Facebook, if the app is slow to respond, customers won’t even think twice before taking their business to Amazon Prime, Bolt, Instagram - and that’s major revenue lost. Even if you aren’t the likes of Amazon, performance issues that aren’t resolved have the potential to wreak havoc on a brands revenue and reputation. In fact, 98 percent of organisations say that a single hour of downtime could cost them over £80,000.

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CDO Q&A: Simon Asplen-Taylor, Rank Group

27-Jan-2020
15:01

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Six companies to share £170,000 government fund to tackle global climate crisis through AI

27-Jan-2020
13:25

Six companies are to share £170,000 of government funding to help tackle the global climate emergency using artificial intelligence (AI). The applicants have been chosen to develop AI-enabled technology through the Can Do Innovation Challenge Fund, managed by Scottish Enterprise. Four Glasgow-based firms (Arceptive, Industrial Systems and Control, Integrated Environmental Solutions, and Trade in Space) will split the Scottish Government cash with two Edinburgh businesses (Space Intelligence and Topolytics).

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