Big Data and Analytics
Acxiom sells marketing solutions business to IPG for $2.3bn
Aftermath of Facebook-Cambridge Analytica affair and GDPR starting to bite online advertisers?
MongoDB 4.0 announced with new mobile database, visualisation tool and enhanced clustering
ACID transactions and serverless middleware come out of beta
Gatwick Airport CIO outlines how analytics can improve flight delays
Cathal Corcoran, Gatwick Airport CIO, also discusses how data can help to sell more whisky
How do you solve the challenge of disparate data sets?
Data is both battleground and weapon
Clarity from the start is crucial when it comes to evaluating data strategy
How do you assess the result of an invisible policy?
Data driven decision making and the HiPPO in the room
Despite paying lip service to DDDM many executives would still rather rely on their own gut instinct
Peter Cochrane: Is AI Schrödinger's brain?
Artificial intelligence today is barely intelligent at all. So what will it take for true AI to be developed, asks Peter Cochrane?
Driving pipeline and revenue at the Computing Marketing Team of the Year
Incisive Works meets Catherine Howard, VP of Marketing at Atos.
Hortonworks announces HDP 3.0 and increased integration with Google, Microsoft and IBM cloud services
Hadoop vendor adds containers and deep learning support to its data platform
Should linked data sets form part of your data strategy?
CIOs at a Computing event agreed that linking data can add value, but can also introduce weaknesses
Data is the perfect intersection of logic and emotion, says Badoo's Weiting Xu
How data is improving dating
The Brexit Bus encapsulates businesses' feelings on data
We call it 'The Boris Johnson effect'
Automation is the best tool to keep data fresh
Data loses its value if it isn't maintained, and automation can save time, money and stress
Facebook/Cambridge Analytica 'the canary in the coalmine of a new Cold War', says whistleblower Wylie
Whistleblowers, journalists and the ICO addressed the European Parliament on Monday
Companies will move towards private blockchains as GDPR gains ground
The law lags behind technology, which has allowed 'crypto-anarchy' to reign - but that is changing
Justin King: Make the change that your consumers want to see before it is forced upon you
Legislation is always late, but that's no reason to ignore necessary changes
Is your fitness tracker tracking you? Kaspersky security warning over smart watch and wearables' 'behavioural profiling'
Wearables' accelerometer and gyroscope signals can be used to identify individual users, claims Kaspersky
IoT and AI: centralise the people, decentralise the processing
Edge computing and new management structures required for success in real-time data projects, say Tibco and Databricks
Data: the new currency revolutionising business models
Join us at Computing's next exclusive IT Leaders' Dining Club
AI can solve data challenges, shows MIT survey
IT leaders who work with data are more likely to see the value in AI
How 1966 & all that advanced AI
200 years after it was written, an 18th century manuscript provided the basis for a new approach to probability theory
Peter Cochrane: Our devices know more about us than we think
It's not just Big Brother that is watching you - increasingly, it's every electronic device we use, warns Peter Cochrane
Analytics needs to 'grow up' and GDPR is just the push it needs, say tech firms
Shawn Rogers of Tibco and Ali Ghodsi of Databricks share their thoughts on the lessons of the Cambridge Analytica scandal
Gatwick Airport looking to bolster security by measuring brain waves
Analysing brain waves allows for faster security checks, but the challenge is making it as accurate in the live environment as it is in the lab, says Gatwick Airport CIO Cathal Corcoran
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