Post Office scandal inquiry phase 4: Here come the lawyers…
Phase 4 of the Horizon Inquiry is concerned with “Action against Sub-postmasters and others: policy making, audits and investigations, civil and criminal proceedings, knowledge of…
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Could social media revolutionise war crimes trials?
As the war in Ukraine rages into its 16th deadly month, investigators far from the frontlines are trawling through thousands of social media posts and…
Office workers feel AI is better than a human boss
A Censuswide survey for Business Name Generator has found that office-based workers prefer AI to their real bosses. In the survey of 1,005 UK and…
Retail tech transformation: Winning boardroom hearts and minds
As Errol Gardner, global vice-chair of consulting at EY, a multinational professional services firm, explains in a TechTarget guest article in April, now is the…
Networking a reconfigured workspace | Computer Weekly
Office-based network infrastructure – the stuff that is installed within the guts of buildings – is made to last. But the equipment must also be…
ICO under fire for taking limited action over serious data breaches
Lawyers and data protection experts have criticised the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) for limiting its enforcement action against Thames Valley Police (TVP) and the Ministry…
Microsoft slammed for hitting European cloud users with ‘unfair, additional’ charges
European enterprises and public sector organisations are spending billions of pounds extra each year for the privilege of running software they own in the Microsoft…
Government announces £21m AI diagnostic fund as NHS hits 75
Health and Social Care secretary Steve Barclay has announced £21m funding for the NHS, ahead of the 75th anniversary of its founding by the post-war…
Generative AI: Data privacy, backup and compliance
Generative or conversational artificial intelligence (AI) tools have attracted a lot of attention, as well as some controversy, as applications such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and…
Why low code/no code opens doors but no panacea for skills shortages
Ever since organisations started pushing employees to “program” macros into Excel, the idea of “citizen developers” has taken root. On one level, there’s a lot…
Lancaster University launches trailblazing cyber MBA
Lancaster University is gearing up to launch a new MBA programme via its Lancaster University Management School (LUMS), delivering cyber security leadership education to business…
Health and care staff have three months to move to latest NHS patient record service
Users of the NHS’s patient record care have three months to switch to the latest system or face being unable to access critical information. About…