Meetings, transfers, hotels, changing time zones and, in the middle of it all, constant notifications. Corporate travel has accelerated the pace this 2025 and, despite the positive aspects of this data, it also brings with it an old acquaintance: hyperconnectivity.
73% of Spanish workers admit to not disconnecting completely outside working hours.
Advances in technology are creating opportunities in all industries, but they are also creating new challenges to be faced. DES – Digital Enterprise Show 2025, the largest event in Europe on exponential technologies and AI held in Málaga, has analyzed the challenges and possibilities that digital tools have ahead as a lever for geopolitical leadership, cyber defense or competitiveness of organizations. From the 612 experts gathered at the meeting, DES2025 has drawn the conclusions to develop the 10 trends that are defining the technological landscape of 2025.
With the arrival of September, many companies are taking advantage of this time to take stock and tidy up their data. After months of constant accumulation of information, organizations are faced with the challenge of reviewing, cleansing and optimizing their digital inventory. Much of that data is not being actively used, which creates unnecessary costs, complicates decision making, and raises security and compliance risks.
Digital Identity refers to the set of technologies and processes that enable secure and reliable identification of individuals and entities in digital environments. In the tourism sector, this technology is essential to ensure secure access to services, protect travelers' personal information and facilitate the user experience.
The year 2026 is just around the corner, the year in which the European Digital Wallet, a personal digital wallet with which citizens and businesses in EU member states will be able to securely store and manage their identity digitally, is expected to debut. The EU Digital Identity Wallet will provide a secure, reliable and private means of digital identification for all Europeans.
Public wi-fi networks are very popular in coffee shops, airports or abroad during business trips, telecommuting or vacations. Although they are convenient for staying connected, it is important to be vigilant in ensuring the security and protection of personal data. Experts stress the importance of adopting specific security measures to surf with confidence.