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Ricardo Oliveira
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Director, TechFinitive
Australia, London, Sydney
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Biography
Ricardo Oliveira is a Senior Director of Digital Operations at Engage Media Group. He frequently collaborates with TechFinitive's editorial team to create reports, industry analysis and custom content across a myriad of topics. Prior to his current role, Ricardo was a Director across different departments for CBS Interactive, RedVentures and TechnologyAdvice. He was born in Portugal and is now based in Sydney, Australia.
B2B Technology
Esporte, Economia
Content
By Ricardo Oliveira| TechFinitive Verified Alicia Navarro, CEO of FLOWN, discusses why virtual co working platforms are going to become critical for businesses this year, not just when it comes to combating employee loneliness and isolation, but also, as a major productivity driver. The way we work has undergone a big shift, with remote and hybrid models now firmly entrenched in the workplace.
By Ricardo Oliveira| TechFinitive Verified We kick off our series of “Future of IT” interviews with someone right at the heart of things. As Country Manager ANZ at Wasabi Technologies, Craig Stockdale needs to have a clear view of how technology will change because Wasabi is on of those companies driving the change. For example, we’ve written before about how cloud computing is transforming football (soccer to our American readers) and Wasabi’s “hot storage” is key to this.
By Ricardo Oliveira| TechFinitive Verified The term “attack surface” is often used in cybersecurity to refer to all the angles a bad actor might exploit to gain access. Connecting any data to the cloud widens your surface exponentially, so if your organisation holds commercially sensitive meetings that data should be locked down. That means avoiding productivity tools with built-in transcription software – or at least it has until now.
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TechFinitive