Making Connections Telehouse

In this episode of "Making Connections," host Nick Layzell, Customer Success Director at Telehouse, is joined by Marianne Toghill, Head of UK Real Estate Construction at law firm Clifford Chance, and Sarah Draper, General Counsel and Chief Risk Officer at Telehouse. Together, they delve into the evolving regulations and AI’s impact on the data centre industry.Marianne discusses the regulatory landscape, including planning permission, health and safety, and anti-bribery measures, while highlig...

In this episode of "Making Connections," host Nick Layzell, Customer Success Director at Telehouse, is joined by Chris Williams, Technical Director at Black & White Engineering, and Julian Hennessy, Project Director at Telehouse. Together, they delve into the intricacies of retrofitting existing buildings, focusing on a major project – Telehouse South, our latest data centre at the London Docklands campus. Julian and Chris discuss how retaining the structure contributed to significan...

In this extended edition of "Making Connections," adventure meets the corporate world through the candid insights of Mark Beaumont, a distinguished adventurer and record-breaking cyclist. Hosted by Nick Layzell, Customer Success Director at Telehouse, this episode is a deep dive into the high-stakes experiences and invaluable lessons Mark has learned from his global expeditions and how they translate for leaders in business and IT.Joining Mark and Nick in this revealing discussion is Mark Pes...

In this episode of "Making Connections" host Nick Layzell, Customer Success Director at Telehouse, is joined by two leading voices in the field: Andy Thornley from techUK and Alex Pennington, Legal Counsel at Telehouse. This episode offers an in-depth exploration of the implications of FFDA and Open Finance, discussing the nuances of data sharing mandates, impacts on digital identity, consumer protection, and the strategic responses required by financial organisations.The financial industry i...

Customers are demanding more from their digital experiences when dealing with financial services organisations. Personalisation tactics are therefore growing in popularity as companies look to increase loyalty, but they also need to consider the role of other technologies.How can financial services companies improve their digital customer experiences, all while factoring in cloud, privacy and security? What role does connectivity play in customer satisfaction? And is cloud the answer to...

More organisations are shifting their workloads and data to public cloud solutions. While the cloud can bring lower costs, reduce maintenance requirements and provide high scalability, it doesn’t always suit every workload.Before organisations migrate their workloads, should they be looking at cloud alternatives? What are the key aspects they need to consider when choosing where to store their various workloads? Is cloud best used as one component in a wider strategy?To answer these questions...