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How can business prepare for changes in data legislation? - Vimarsana News

How can business prepare for changes in data legislation?

Expert panel at last week's Cybersecurity Festival discusses the data legislation landscape and consider how business can prepare for change.

Irish Water Concerned Holiday Makers Placing Addtional Pressure On Clare's Supply - Vimarsana News

Irish Water Concerned Holiday Makers Placing Addtional Pressure On Clare's Supply

Irish Water is concerned that holiday makers visiting Clare’s coastal regions is placing additional pressure on water supplies. 15 areas, including Carron in North Clare, have been identified by the utility as being at risk of water shortage during the coming heatwave, while supplies across the county are being closely monitored. Met Eireann issued a […]

Source: clare.fm
The month of May in Singapore's MVNO market includes a horse and a gorilla • Yozzo - Vimarsana News

The month of May in Singapore's MVNO market includes a horse and a gorilla • Yozzo

A MVNE sister company, to a MVNO, on the MNO M1, makes a bid for the MVNE M1 is using, to host MVNOs and one Gorilla moves

Source: yozzo.com
Vietnam International Bank goes all-in on Microsoft Azure - Vimarsana News

Vietnam International Bank goes all-in on Microsoft Azure

VIB to prioritise transferring and hosting apps in the cloud.

INVESTIGATION: Kogi farmers excluded from billions of naira 'spent' on COVID-19 recovery - Vimarsana News

INVESTIGATION: Kogi farmers excluded from billions of naira 'spent' on COVID-19 recovery

10 min read Adams Aduojo was dissatisfied with the conduct of the labourers he contracted to plough his farmland for planting of beans. The commercial farmer who lives in Enjema, a rural community in the eastern part of Kogi State, had hired their service a few months before this reporter visited but the farmland was yet untouched. “They just collected my money and did nothing for more than a month. They must go there and do the work,” an angry Mr Aduojo said that evening. He was reporting the perceived laziness of the labourers to his aged mother when our reporter arrived...