Data migration offers tremendous potential, but it also comes with significant risks. Poorly planned moves can lead to the loss of crucial information, serious financial setbacks, or even threaten a company’s operational continuity. In this post, we highlight the most common pitfalls in data migration—from system compatibility issues to data integrity and security concerns—and share proven strategies to minimize downtime and avoid costly mistakes. Discover how to navigate digital transformation smoothly and keep your business running securely during critical changes.

Automation simplifies machine learning pipelines by reducing errors, speeding deployment, and enabling scalable, efficient, and accurate data-driven insights.

Building online forums empowers public institutions to foster meaningful community dialogue, engagement, and policy advocacy through smart design and user-focused strategies.

The European Accessibility Act is transforming web accessibility standards, helping businesses comply with new inclusivity laws while improving user experience and reaching a broader audience.

E-commerce has been on the rise and there are no signs of it slowing down

Working in tech, you’ve undoubtedly heard this term through the online corridors.

For the past 20 years our access to information has skyrocketed. How does this affect our ability to process and clearly understand the data that is thrown at us?

Remember the days when important information took between two days and three weeks to arrive via post? Or how about when an international call was so expensive that they had to be reserved for special occasions.

Material Design is a design language by Google that sets out to combine the classic principles of good design with the innovation and possibility of technology and science.

In this day and age, there’s no fighting it: if you have a business of any kind, you need a website.

Bounce rate = the number of visits in which a person leaves your website from the landing page without browsing any further.

If you’re going to put your organisation amongst that successful 34%, then you have to pay close attention to your mobile UX design, and that means getting the following components right.

According to an IDC Report, two thirds of the CEOs of Global 2000 companies will have digital transformation at the centre of their corporate strategy by the end of 2017.

While a mobile app alone does not equate to digital transformation, for many organisations it is their first step on their corporate innovation journey.

When it comes to your organisation’s website there are some common pitfalls to avoid. From poor visuals to disjointed navigation, unattractive content, and lack of clear call to actions, these errors will keep users from engaging with your website and ultimately your brand.

Having reached the halfway point of the year there should be some tech buzzwords you’ve heard flying around the office. Some more important than others, some before their time, and some you might already be behind the curve on if you’re just hearing about now.

Everybody is either talking about, or talking to, chatbots. The latest technology craze is well and truly past the buzzword stage and into proliferation, due in a large part to the rise of messaging apps.

When it comes to web design, the pace of change these days is staggering. For end users it has created a new norm of constant updates and cutting edge functionality. But for developers and designers, just staying on top of it all is a skill in itself.

Everybody loves a hamburger. It would seem that edict only holds true when it is on your plate. When it is on your website however, it opens up a whole firestorm of controversy, as well as the navigation menu of course.