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What not to automate
Every element of IT appears to be ripe for automation. But given this automated, autonomous and autonomic truism, at what point do we draw a line around these new robotic controls and efficiencies? In other words, how far do we push...
Much-travelled GBG CIO takes on a new identity
Mark Mamone has a long CV and now spreads himself across product development, security and internal systems at UK identity verification giant GBG.
Low-code for logistics, coordinating a systematic advantage
What aspects of the way logistics firms use technology makes this sector different – and, crucially, what accelerators can low-code templates and shortcuts bring to the way next-generation logistics software is developed?
EMEA CEO: Tableau set to benefit from board's data focus
Two years into its life as part of Salesforce, Tableau is expanding across Europe.
How can we make enterprise technology more people friendly?
Research shows that enterprises exert a powerful influence on the way society behaves. So how can they use their technology less Zuckerberg and more sociable?
Norway powers up a clean data centre future for CIOs
Norway and its neighbours are at the forefront of making the data centre environmentally sustainable.
AI faces its biggest ‘decision’ yet
Artificial Intelligence and its ability to perform different strains of Machine Learning functions is arriving at the point where it will need to make the biggest ‘decision’ of its life so far - can learning itself be automated to be...
News roundup: Bezos steps down, Trump sues Big Tech, & $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract is scrapped
A round-up of this week’s technology news, including Amazon’s new CEO, the cancellation of a $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract, Trump’s lawsuit against Google, Facebook and Twitter, and more.
End digital poverty and create a new global community
The Digital Poverty Alliance in the UK is filling a void of a decade of underfunding in education and tech in education, which will be the economic opportunity for many
Appian CEO says low-code automation is the next chapter
Matt Calkins of Appian wants to stretch the remit of the low-code movement the company pioneered.
Indian fintech takes an upward curve
The Indian fintech sector is attracting tremendous attention from investors and entrepreneurs alike. What are the main reasons and the global implications?
Northern Ireland’s tech sector set to grow, so it does
Northern Ireland is not most people’s idea of the next IT hub about to shine and flourish, but some of the region’s tech roots run deep... and there are new shoots of Shamrock-green development too - the road to Silicon Causeway...
Coders push back against offensive terminology
A number of organisations are leading the charge in getting offensive, exclusionary terminology removed from the computing world.
Asia-Pacific leapfrogs West into public cloud
As cloud and as-a-service services soar, how is the shift to Iaas and Saas impacting technological efficiency, privacy and regulation across Asia-Pacific.
How ‘data lineage’ tracks data journeys down system bloodlines
A close cousin to cloud-centric observability & visibility, data lineage may be one rung lower down the technology DNA scale and closer to the heart of every enterprise organisation’s information genome.
News roundup: John McAfee dies, Microsoft eyes up Asia expansion, Apple faces German antitrust probe, and more
A round-up of this week’s technology news, including the death of John McAfee, Microsoft’s Asia expansion plans, Apple’s German antitrust probe, and more.
Farmula: Creating B2B digital infrastructure to connect farmers to buyers in Africa
How a Nigerian agri-tech startup is creating a B2B digital infrastructure that allows farmers and customers to directly interact, driving up margins on both ends.
India’s data protection challenge
India’s Personal Data Protection Bill cannot come soon enough as a wave of cyberattacks hits the nation.
AWS UKI boss on elasticity, cloud and adaptivity
Darren Hardman of Amazon Web Services says the pandemic period has shown the value of elastic capacity.
News roundup: World Wide Web source code to be auctioned, UK regulators to probe Apple and Google, US prepares big tech laws, and more
A round-up of this week’s technology news, including a UK antitrust probe into Apple and Google, the auction of the world wide web’s source code, new US laws to curb the dominance of big tech companies, and more.
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