SAP has sought the services of investment bank Moelis & Co. as the German software giant prepares to sell off its corporate eLearning business Litmos. As revealed by Reuters, three

Continue ReadingSAP turns to advisor for potential $1 billion Litmos sale, sources reveal

If you’ve seen one Brother inkjet multifunction printer, you’ve seen them all. The DCP-J1140DW is the latest in a longstanding series of squat, blockish MFPs without much in the way

Continue ReadingBrother DCP-J1140DW review: An unexceptional example

Leading rental car company Sixt has confirmed a cyber attack that has affected its operations and reportedly caused a number of branches to take bookings using pen and paper. Sixt

Continue ReadingRental car company Sixt confirms cyber attack, leaves scores of UK customers in the dark

Microsoft has now made the stand-alone version of Microsoft Defender for Business available. Defender for Business brings enterprise-grade endpoint security to SMBs, including endpoint detection and response capabilities to protect

Continue ReadingMicrosoft makes Defender for Business generally available

Accenture has acquired German-based sustainability consulting firm akzente for an undisclosed sum.  akzente’s acquisition will reportedly extend Accenture Sustainability Services’ capabilities in reporting, communication, and stakeholder management. The move also

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European Union regulators have charged Apple with breaking competition law by limiting developer access to its mobile contactless payment technology. SEE MORE WWDC 2021: Apple unveils iOS 15, macOS Monterey

Continue ReadingEU claims Apple is breaking competition law on contactless payments

The UK government’s regulatory pursuit of big tech companies has been reportedly abandoned after reports that it will not provide legislation that gives the Digital Markets Unit (DMU) powers. The

Continue ReadingUK plan to abandon big tech regulator powers “makes no sense”