Category: ComputerWeekly
Foodora Norway, the Oslo-based subsidiary of online quick-commerce (Q-commerce) food delivery brand Foodora Group, has partnered with Nordic communications company…
Sir Alan Bates has “serious concerns” that the government’s budget for Post Office scandal compensation will be stretched to cover…
The government has started the new year by ramping up its support for Horizon, the European-wide research initiative. Horizon, which…
University of Cambridge research suggests most of the freight moved around the UK to serve retailers, hospitality and other sectors…
Former subpostmasters and leading campaigners in the Post Office scandal have been honoured for their decades-long fight against the injustices…
In September 2024, Dunelm reported a 4.1% jump in annual sales to £1.71bn for the year to 29 June. During…
It seems fintech has been replaced by generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) as the most-used term in banking IT this year….
One thing that the European Union (EU) certainly seems united on is how it can increase its influence in the…
Developing new drugs is risky and expensive. Creating a new drug and bringing it to clinical trials can cost billions…
In my personal experience, there are certain institutional barriers to productive and successful delivery of major projects in government. Indeed…
A government review of a local council’s decision to block a US-based company from building a hyperscale datacentre in Iver,…
Ingo Paas is what you might call a different sort of CIO. Even by the standards of someone in the…