Jersey-based Calligo has bought Cork and Dublin-based Itomic Voice & Data for an undisclosed sum.
Jersey-based Calligo has bought Cork and Dublin-based Itomic Voice & Data for an undisclosed sum.
UK MSP Calligo claims it has become one of Ireland's largest players through snapping up local outfit Itomic Voice & Data.
Based in the cities of Dublin and Cork, Itomic Voice & Data is an SME-focused managed services firm that has been operating for the last 12 years.
Zoom has recently come under fire for security issues, raising the alarm for businesses. Here experts share their tips for more secure video conferencing.
Privacy by Design is a longstanding concept which organisations have had to become more familiar with over the last few years and has become an integral part of both modern privacy regulations (most famously, GDPR) and data subjects’ expectations.
It is one of the critical topics of the day, but what steps can accounting firms take to adopt AI into their practices? Will Shilson, VP of client technology at Calligo, provides a practical overview of how firms can implement AI.
Marking its sixth acquisition in three years, Jersey-based Calligo has added IT services provider DC Networks to its portfolio.
Calligo announces it acquisition of Dublin-based MSP, DC Networks LTD.
Will Shilson, Calligo’s VP Client Technology, joins AccountingWeb for a webinar discussion on the value of Microsoft Office 365 to accounting firms.
Julian Box explains how MSPs need to evolve to meet the modern client’s needs.
Julian Box is interviewed by Channel Futures on how Calligo was handpicked as the most innovative and forward-thinking Managed Services Provider from amongst the “MSP 501” – the leading MSPs in the world.
Announcement of Calligo’s awards victory, winning “MSP of the Year” from amongst the top 501 IT managed service providers in the world
Will Shilson, VP Client Technology Strategy, gives his views and advice on cybersecurity in the accountancy space
Julian Box gives his expert view to Silicon UK on the opportunity and advantages of hybrid cloud for the financial services sector.
It’s crucial that businesses operating in the US and Canada learn about why GDPR regulations apply to them. In this article, Calligo’s Sophie Chase-Borthwick explains the importance of GDPR and how it affects North American businesses, as well as three common myths surrounding GDPR that could put a business at risk.
One of the key issues is that the terminology surrounding data as a whole can be easily misunderstood and ultimately, misconstrued, putting businesses at greater risk of falling foul to the new rules. This article will uncover the subtle differences behind ‘data sovereignty’, ‘data residency’ and ‘data localisation’;
Julian Box, Founder & CEO, discusses how companies can ensure that their outsourced IT partners deliver value for their business.
Craig Parfitt, VP of global insight services, Calligo, argues that data scientists should be deriving insights from data, not building models
The MSP 501 recognizes and ranks the best MSPs in the world, and Calligo joins at 98th
Calligo has been named a top managed service provider (MSP) on a prestigious global ranking
Silicon Canals has named Calligo as one of 5 tech startups that take data privacy seriously and who have instilled this ethos throughout their services.
Canadian SME interviews our CEO Julian Box about the company’s innovative cloud and data optimization services which have all been built with data-privacy at the forefront.
Calligo acquires Connected Technologies, making it one of the largest IT managed services providers serving the Greater Toronto Area, as well as having the largest concentration of CPA customers in the region.
Announcement of Calligo’s third Canadian acquisition, Connected Technologies.
Canadian SME covers Calligo’s acquisition of Connected Technologies, focusing on Calligo’s new dominance of the IT needs of the Canadian CPA industry.
Julian Box, our CEO, highlights the important distinctions between three very different terms: data sovereignty, data localization and data residency.
Sophie Chase-Borthwick, Director of Data Ethics and Privacy, shows CISOs in Financial Services how to lead data privacy as part of their security strategy, and not let it take over
Julian Box, Calligo CEO, gives his views alongside other AI experts on how the use of machine learning will evolve in 2019.
Sophie Chase-Borthwick, our director of Data Ethics & Privacy, explains how to incorporate Privacy by Design into businesses’ digital transformation ambitions.
Our CEO, Julian Box, argues for data ethics to be the starting point for any business’ AI project.
How the greatest problem in GDPR is the over-emphasis of the need for consent, and the distortion of what an ethical use of personal data really looks like.
Sophie Chase-Borthwick, Director of Data Ethics and Privacy, interviewed by Compliance Week on GDPR’s first six months and how businesses are responding to it.
Julian Box highlights the seven most critical areas of your business to examine before deploying AI technology, ranging from strategy and culture to technology architecture and ethics.
Our Periodic Table of Data Privacy is an industry first and was recently reviewed in depth by the International Association of Privacy Professionals
This article explores the importance of the Brexit outcome on matters such as the UK’s data adequacy, and the impact on companies’ data processing should no deal be struck
Our Director of Data Ethics and Privacy, Sophie Chase-Borthwick, discusses how a widespread, excessive focus on consent in GDPR is affecting the perception of what is an ethical use of personal data.
Deployment to provide data residency assurances to Canadian and US businesses concerned about GDPR, CLOUD Act or regulator approval, and creates one of the world’s largest networks of multi-tenant Azure Stacks
The CLOUD Act creates new capabilities for the US Government to access personal data beyond its borders. But how does this affect the cloud industry? And what does this mean companies should expect of their CSPs?
Our CEO, Julian Box, was interviewed by Intelligent CIO Europe to understand more about how Calligo’s technology, supported by Cloudian HyperStore, is purpose-built for companies keen to address GDPR.
How does the CLOUD Act change cloud service providers’ obligations to their customers?
GDPR is almost upon us. If you haven’t updated your privacy policies yet, here’s what you need to know and how to get it done quickly.
Calligo, the Channel Islands-based data optimisation and privacy specialist, has acquired Mico Systems, a Canadian specialist in outsourced IT management for small-to-medium-sized clients.
Why can’t cloud service providers make you GDPR compliant?
Starting a cloud strategy? Ask, fundamentally, how can the cloud and its capabilities be aligned to the requirements of the business over the next five or more years?
What does the role of Data Protection Officer entail and does your organisation need to appoint one?
Meeting data regulation obligations has always been problematic, but the stakes are about to increase substantially with the advent of the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
The prospect of ambulance-chasing lawyers interesting themselves in the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is now very real.
Calligo, a leading global cloud solution provider, is excited to announce that it has purchased Canadian cloud services provider 3 Peaks Inc.
Companies told to quit hoarding customer data and get a grip on where it’s held
More than nine in ten (93 per cent) of companies worry about storing their data in the cloud, once GDPR kicks in.
Survey reveals that companies are highly concerned about the regulations’ impact on cloud services
Adam Ryan, GDPR Practice Lead at Calligo, says with many organisations having an imperfect understanding of either their cloud operations or the looming regulatory requirements, more clarity is needed at all levels for any chance of success
Jersey-based cloud services provider Calligo has purchased the IT services division of Fusion Systems, which operates from Guernsey.
It’s time to get ready for new data protection rules.
All organisations based at least partially online and handling data across the EU must comply with the new GDPR rules yet 69 percent of UK businesses are not ready. Being unprepared is dangerous warns Dr Jamie Graves.
10 people on average are needed for an organisation to achieve GDPR compliance.
Companies are likely to be closed down by swinging EU penalty fines next year given the failure of the C-Suite to prepare for GDPR despite rising breaches in the retail sector.
