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ABOUT Technology CATEGORY
The technology category covers the systems, infrastructure, and technical decisions that underpin modern business operations. Content focuses on how technology is selected, implemented, and maintained, with emphasis on reliability, cost control, and long-term operational impact rather than product promotion.
Articles address core technology domains including hardware infrastructure, networking, operating systems, databases, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and enterprise platforms. Coverage explains how these components interact within business environments, highlighting trade-offs related to performance, resilience, maintenance effort, and vendor dependency. Technology is treated as operational infrastructure, not as an abstract trend.
The category also examines system architecture and integration. Topics include legacy system management, API connectivity, data pipelines, system interoperability, and migration planning. Articles analyse how architectural decisions affect scalability limits, failure risks, and ongoing technical overhead, particularly in organisations with fragmented technology stacks.
Security and risk management form a consistent thread. Coverage includes identity management, access controls, data protection, incident response planning, and regulatory compliance requirements. The focus remains on operational exposure and governance rather than surface-level security features.
Technology procurement and lifecycle management are also covered. This includes vendor evaluation, contract structures, support models, update cycles, and end-of-life planning. Articles assess how procurement decisions influence total cost of ownership, internal capability requirements, and long-term flexibility.
Where relevant, the category connects technology decisions to business outcomes, including productivity constraints, reporting accuracy, and service continuity. Technical debt, system reliability, and operational bottlenecks are examined as management issues rather than purely technical concerns.
This section serves business leaders, technical managers, and operators who need a clear understanding of how technology functions as a foundational system shaping organisational efficiency, risk, and sustainability.