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Recently announced research from creative storytelling agency Rooster Punk and agile cloud workspace The 4th Office has revealed interesting emerging trends in the way businesses work, as progressive companies liberate employees with technology rather than confining them to bricks and mortar offices.

The productivity gains to be had from BYOD and mobile working will be lessened unless businesses' print estates are brought up to date. According to Annodata, provider of communications, managed print and IT services, organisations must embrace cloud-based print or risk rendering their staff unable to do the most basic of tasks.

NetSuite Inc. has announced that three new partners including ClearERP, Cooper Software, and ProCons, have joined its Solution Provider Program in EMEA amid fast-growing demand for cloud business management software in the region.

LHK Fine Wines was set up by Tom Mann, Scott Hart and Paddy Magill in 2009. With more than 35 years' combined experience in the wine trade, their aim was to make the buying and selling of fine wine as simple as possible.

The Cloud-based service PTV Drive&Arrive provides every link in the logistical supply chain with the estimated time of arrival (ETA) of transport in real-time, allowing them to react immediately.

Poor password habits are putting employers at risk and losing them hundreds of thousands of pounds in lost productivity, according to new research from Centrify Corporation, a leader in unified identity management across mobile, data centre and cloud. According to the survey of 1,000 UK workers, the average employee wastes £261 a year in company time on trying to manage multiple passwords, which for a company with 500 staff is a loss of more than £130,000 a year.

New research from Ipanema Technologies and Loudhouse reveals that manufacturers are struggling to deal with increasingly complex IT estates, as 83% of firms report a rise in IT complexity driven by more users, increased locations, new applications and adoption of cloud computing.

At Oracle OpenWorld, TriCore Solutions, the application management company, announced that it has expanded its Actifio-powered service portfolio to include a new Cloud-based agile database development solution for enterprises built on an Oracle platform.

Despite the fact that most of UK organisations have adopted some form of cloud solution, 92 per cent of UK businesses don't intend on placing everything in the cloud yet, highlighting the increasing popularity of hybrid IT.

Kewill has announced the availability of Kewill MOVE on the Cloud, a hosted version of their multimodal transportation management software platform.