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Experts debate moral issues of artificial intelligence at ESOF 2018
Delegates heard that the digital age 'desperately needs' regulation around technologies like AI and machine learning
CIO Interview: Cathal Corcoran, CIO, Gatwick Airport
Corcoran discusses brain scanners, drones, networks refreshes, and using data to sell more whisky
CIO Interview: Ian Penny, Group CIO, Hiscox
Hiscox insurance CIO discusses skills, automation and DevOps at his organisation
Winners announced for Digital Technology Leaders' Awards 2018
Here's who made it big on the night
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
Visa: Rare networking switch failure to blame for payments glitch earlier this month
Rare fault meant identifying and rectifying cause of problem took longer than usual
Is shadow IT opening you up to GDPR risk?
Storing data on a personal database doesn't make the company any less liable
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
New digital technologies are 'a challenge' for CIOs
Cathal Corcoran, CIO of Gatwick Airport, explains how CIOs need to get up to speed with new technologies, and argues that there's no real need for the Chief Digital Officer role
Role models will bring more women to tech - here's how you can help
Promoting women already in the tech space will give others the confidence to enter it
US ZTE ban will remain in place until the company pays $1bn fine and places $400m in escrow
ZTE deal a 'personal favour' from President Trump - but it will definitely be shut down if it contravenes new agreement
'Too many companies are cloud junkies', says Gatwick Airport CIO
CIO explains his strategy is to minimise the number of suppliers, and keep core processes on-premises
Banco de Chile falls victim to SWIFT money transfer hack that crashed 9,000 computers and 500 servers
Disk-wiping malware used to cover-up theft of $10m from South American bank
CIO Interview: Jacob Abboud, CIO, Allianz
Abboud speaks to Computing about his top priorities in 2018
ZTE to pay another $1bn to US and replace its board in deal to end crippling sanctions
ZTE agrees to US-approved compliance department and big fine to avoid going down the tubes
Sainsbury's appoints Clodagh Moriarty as first-ever group chief digital officer
Former director of online tasked with integrating 'customer experience' across Sainsbury's
One month left until the Digital Technology Leaders Awards 2018
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IT industry needs to step up to the diversity agenda
The computer industry isn't doing enough to promote diversity, argues Lisa Heneghan, global head of technology at KPMG
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
Women in tech: shameful numbers hide our heroic change-makers
The gender pay gap is a nationwide challenge, but money isn't enough to change the makeup of the tech sector
Neal Sunners, Avis: the most successful CIOs focus on business, not technology
The ubiquity of technology and connectivity is forcing a change in how CIOs work
Gatwick Airport refreshes its network with HPE
Cathal Corcoran, the airport's CIO, explains why the organisation chose HPE, and what benefits the project has brought to the business
The IT industry must transform to survive, says CEO of Code First: Girls
Change isn't easy, but it is necessary to encourage evolution
Gatwick Airport refreshes IT talent by hiring own recruitment team
Gatwick Airport CIO Cathal Corcoran explains how he found success by in-sourcing recruitment away from external agencies