SpotON – our blog around digital compliance in enterprises
SpotON – Digital Compliance
Read here regularly on selected topics, developments and news from the areas:
SAM & Cloud – use software legally compliant and cost-effective
IT Security & Threat Intelligence – protect the IT landscape effectively
Data & Digitization – manage digital assets across the lifecycle
Complion Insights – look behind the scenes of digital compliance consultants
15/02/2024
Navigating the IT world: A guide to industry trends for young professionals
The only constant in life is change. This applies not only to fashion and nutrition, but also to IT in particular. Trends come and go, what was just state of the art is now cold coffee again. I joined IT consulting in 2019 as a career changer, so I'm certainly not an old hand yet, but I've seen the odd trend come and go. This blog post is about how trends work, how IT management consultants can best deal with them and what state of the art we are currently in.
Our company is made up of people and we want to introduce them to you in the coming weeks and months. Today we are chatting with Jan Philipsen from our IT Cyber Security Team. We'll find out what makes COMPLION means to him, what his daily tasks are, and what he does when he's not working on customer projects.
Efficient resource utilization and cost management are crucial to a company's success. Software pooling in conjunction with central license management can represent an increasingly important tool for the IT department. This article applies the magic triangle to the context of software pooling in license management, focusing on the aspects of cost, availability and time.
Cybercrime 2023 and 2024 - what was and what is coming?
The year 2023 is finally over and a 2024 full of new and familiar cyber threats lies ahead of us. By looking back at the old year, we want to try to recognize threats early in the new year so that we are not unprepared to enter the ring against hacker groups and spies. In the following blog post, we look at what both cyber criminals and state hackers learned in 2023 and draw conclusions about attack patterns in the new year.
