The AI kill switch – what actually happens when you press it?
Switch on the TV, or scroll through the news and you won’t have to look far before you find an AI headline. Some of the…
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Supply chain cyber resilience: from paper promises to operational reality
Businesses are facing increasing scrutiny on cyber resilience, yet many still rely on generic policies and tick-box vendor management rather than negotiating robust contracts and…
Software architecture as the first line of climate defence
Most enterprise discussions around digital sustainability focus entirely on the physical plant. CIOs track Power Usage Effectiveness (PEU), sign corporate power purchase agreements for wind…
Gartner: Process mining and task mining insight
The field of process mining has grown rapidly in recent years, and with the increasing adoption of digital technologies and data-driven business processes, it has…
Everpure survey: 88% of executives fear data sovereignty failures
Some 88% of enterprise leaders believe a data sovereignty failure could cost them their jobs, research from storage and data management supplier Everpure has found.…
Five ways to make it to the tech C-suite
If you’ve made it to a management or director role in technology, you may well have aspirations to make it to the tech C-suite as…
DWP insources Universal Credit checking work
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is insourcing 2,700 staff from an outsourcing supplier and will now complete Universal Credit Review (UCR) work in-house.…
Has the time arrived for the retail chief AI officer?
Back in February 2018, Computer Weekly asked the question, “What are the retail jobs that don’t exist yet?”. In the midst of rapid technological change…
Government faces judicial review over Post Office Capture redress
The husband of a former subpostmaster, who had her financial and mental health destroyed at the hands of the Post Office, is preparing a judicial…
UK data regulator restructures amid allegations of ‘toxic’ workplace culture
The UK’s data regulator has rebranded and restructured, but critics question the lack of data protection expertise at the top of the organisation, while lingering…
UK and Europe at risk from Chinese tech, says security think tank
European telecoms and computer infrastructure is vulnerable to hostile state interference with Chinese equipment suppliers such as Huawei and ZTE deeply embedded in parts of…
NRF Europe: tech transformations prevalent among major retailers
Retail executives from leading merchants and specialist technology providers returned to Paris for the second European event from the US-based National Retail Federation (NRF) that…