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Don't fly-by-wire with AI until you know the controls
Software developers should approach Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven programming controls with zeal and cautionary awareness in equal measure; no AI should be engineered-in until a technician understands how and why it can deliver...
Managing changing security priorities: five big questions facing CISOs
How to solve the challenges associated with global pandemics such as COVID-19
A new role for the cybersecurity industry: the Business Information Security Officer (BISO)
Why you should consider hiring Business Information Security Officers to develop security strategies that are more connected and integrated into the business.
Could blockchain power the next smart city?
Blockchain is being used to bring a smart city on the outskirts of Phnom Penh to life. How will its use benefit business? And what are the potential pitfalls?
Why technology is even more important for boards now
How to distribute focus and investments across three horizons: immediate challenges, business recovery plans, and to create a future business with technology at its core.
CIOs face an inflection point of influence
This is the opportunity for technology teams and leaders to move from supplier to advisor, with a brokerage role.
Ten equations that rule the world - could they work for you?
David Sumpter's The Ten Equations That Rule the World explains the maths that informs IT-driven finance, betting and social media companies. Could we all adopt these principles in our lives too?
The partnership path to net zero carbon in the cloud
Digital transformation and the move to cloud offer organisations significant opportunity to decarbonise by leveraging net zero carbon IT services and data centre operations.
How the tech industry offers huge opportunities for the unemployed
Many people are facing redundancy as a result of the economic challenges caused by the coronavirus pandemic, but there are plenty of opportunities awaiting them in the tech sector.
Ethical tech: whose responsibility is it, anyway?
How the ethical issues of developing new technology applications are being handled by different organisations, and the impact that these varying strategies are having on developers.
Blueprinting our way to easier data
The mass of data ubiquity surrounding business systems is giving rise to an increasing number of templates and reference architectures that act as a new kind of ‘information blueprint’ for enterprises to shortcut their way to more...
A new prescription for big data headaches in pharma-tech
Every industry runs on data. From oil rigs to bakeries and from finance to dressmaking, every business now has a responsibility to re-define itself as a data-centric software business. The pharmaceutical industry is no different. A...
Business as unusual - how to lead differently in the workplace of the future
In a post-COVID setting, business leaders must recognise that it's vital to maintain the human touch - where people make decisions and share ideas instead of being tied down by algorithms.
Risk, measured: components of cyber risk
Why risk in the context of cybersecurity means more than simply the chance of something bad happening.
Gartner: accelerating AI deployments — paths of least resistance
Gartner Analyst, Melissa Davis, outlines how data and analytics leaders can remove the most common barriers to production and accelerate from AI prototypes to scalable solutions.
How to make a risk analysis for a public cloud migration
Why you should make a risk analysis for a public cloud migration.
Why software robots have a 'lifecycle' too
Software 'bots' form they key enabling functions in Robotic Process Automation (RPA) systems - although machine-based in form and structure, their existence is still subject to a human-like lifecycle that affords them a surprising...
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