John Paul Construction overcame language barriers across its multinational teams by implementing Microsoft Azure AI translation services with the help of Logicalis. The solution included a custom WebApp and Copilot-assisted translations, improving communication, efficiency, and accuracy while reducing manual workload and enhancing collaboration.

Port infrastructure across Britain urgently requires enhanced connectivity to support the full automation of complex, end-to-end operations. These processes are time-critical, demanding real-time precision from stakeholders. Yet, with sensitive data in play and serious risks linked to errors, upgrading legacy systems is no small task.

With the introduction of the European Central Bank’s (ECB) Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), our customer, a prominent European Bank, needed to make changes to the way it stores data to keep in compliance with the regulations.

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How Logicalis connected their global carbon reporting dots with IBM Envizi.

Global eCommerce platform ESW (eShopWorld) sought a cloud security strategy that would live up to the payment card industry’s strict compliance and governance standards. ESW partnered with Logicalis Ireland to pursue a solution that would support the modernisation of their technology and ensure adherence to PCI compliance and governance requirements.

The core of Jersey Electricity’s (JE) defence systems were centred on legacy cybersecurity log aggregation platforms. These platforms took up a lot of Security Operations Centre (SOC) man hours to manage. There was a challenge to produce meaningful reports, and vulnerability and correlation though the millions of logs took time. The security team was wasting time operating the tools and not able to dedicate enough time to identifying potential network and endpoint vulnerabilities.

Aberdeenshire Council is a Scottish public authority, serving a population of around 261,000 people. It provides IT services to 11,000 council employees and 30,000 school pupils who use a range of devices including laptops, desktop computers and mobile phones.

Noble Foods sought to transform their network infrastructure to support critical business operations and meet sustainability goals.