Trust is the future of seamless travel
Last week Gospel Technology attended the IBM Maximo Airport Summit at London’s Heathrow. Although in its ninth year, this was Gospel’s first time. Matt Eldrett gives his thoughts on what was a fascinating insight into the current and future landscape of aviation ecosystems. Maximo is an Enterprise Asset Management software solution originally developed by Project Software…
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What can Gospel do to limit the damage of the insider threat?
Last week the UK high court confirmed that Wm Morrisons, the large grocery retailer, was “vicariously liable” for the actions of a former employee who maliciously shared his (now former) colleagues’ details onto the internet, including names, home addresses and salaries. How could technology like Gospel’s help limit the criminal actions of people who deal…
MoreTrust: The future needs you to challenge the cause not its effect
This is the first in a series of posts challenging the approaches that many organisations are having to implement in order to maintain the highest levels of data security, management and privacy. We put it to organisations that to build a strong relationship of trust between organisations and their customers, it is time for organisations…
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The Quiet Revolution of Blockchain in the Enterprise
New technology doesn’t have to be disruptive. Anna Bennett looks at how Gospel Technology is developing blockchain solutions that can integrate and work alongside legacy data management and security systems improving trust and collaboration throughout the enterprise. Technology, especially the new stuff, is often seen as disruptive. And to be fair, it can be.…
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New horizons – discovering the “other side” of data control
Gospel Technology’s newest recruit, Matthew Eldrett, gives his thoughts on joining a fast growing company in a fast growing market. Throughout my career I have been lucky enough to work for some of the best companies and leading vendors. I cut my teeth in reseller land learning about CRM and MIS, Financials and Supply Chains,…
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Bonnie Prince Charlie needed Byzantine Fault Tolerance
If you’ve been around the world of blockchain or cryptocurrency in the last few years you may have heard of the term Byzatine fault tolerance. Where does this name come from and what does it have to do with modern day blockchains? For years my father told me that the reason we Scots lost…
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Stranded and in need of rescue: Your enterprise data
With many reports claiming that over two thirds of digital transformation projects are still failing, Anna Bennett argues that a key reason is the fact that many enterprises are unable to securely access and use their main asset in the digital era – their data. In today’s enterprise, it is still very common for…
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As the blockchain hype continues to rise, the hard work simply continues
Blockchain is one of the most talked about topics in tech, some promising the world and some claiming it is just another fad. Ben Lowe takes time out to give his view on why some companies are ignoring the hype, good or bad, and simply getting on with developing real solutions to real problems in…
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How do you create absolute trust in an untrusted environment?
Trust in your Enterprise is Gospel’s tagline – but what do we actually mean by trust? Trust is a concept that can have many levels of certainty and usually relies on some sort of faith. So how do you create absolute trust using technology with no risk of betrayal? Trent Kalisch-Smith explains some of the…
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