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Enter the UK IT Awards now - entries close on Friday
Entries for the UK's largest and most glamorous technology event close on the 5th July, so get in while you can
AI & Machine Learning Awards 2019 - in pictures
All the best photos of a great night for the industry - including our gallery of winners
Industry celebrates at Computing's first AI & Machine Learning Awards
A panel of industry experts chose the winners
Who made it big at the Digital Technology Leaders Awards 2019?
The Awards are over for another year - and here are your winners
Are you doing your part for diversity? Enter the UK IT Awards now
The pressure is on to increase diversity, so why does the technology industry still lag behind?
Employee ownership trusts: A viable option for your tech business?
Is employee-ownership a viable way forward for technology companies? Goodman Derrick LLP partner Paul Webb weighs up the benefits
Show your sustainability credentials at the UK IT Awards 2019
A win on the night is the perfect way to show off your environmental achievements
Shaw Trust's CDIO on three-body Azure migration: "We're going to take three teams to the Microsoft cloud"
Evert Lombaert talks with Shaw Trust's CDIO, Alan Crawford, about the ongoing process and strategy of a Microsoft cloud migration after the recent three-body merger
Less than two weeks left to enter the UK IT Awards 2019
The prestigious event is also the industry's most glamorous night of the year
Google urged to split up by activist shareholders
But parent company Alphabet rejects all proposals
Announcing the shortlist for the Rising Star Awards 2019
All finalists must now complete the second-stage entry process before the 12th July
Average UK CIO salary reaches £124,000 per year
Computing looks at average salaries across a range of senior technology leadership positions. Are you being paid what you deserve?
Viv Groskop: 'Confidence isn't a gendered issue, but the context for women is different'
Stand-up comedian, podcaster and author Viv Groskop on what she'll be sharing with delegates at the inaugural Women in Tech Festival
Tech skills shortages are increasing every year, and large corporates are worst affected - Harvey Nash
Every year, the IT skills shortage worsens, warns Harvey Nash CEO Albert Ellis, with the fields of big data, security and AI most acutely affected
Digital transformation driving record increases in IT investment, according to Harvey Nash/KPMG CIO Survey
Security, big data, artificial intelligence and automation all high on CIOs' agenda as budgets and head counts expand
Former HP boss Meg Whitman accused of 'trashing' Mike Lynch's reputation to protect herself
'Things have to be proven' in the court, the judge told Whitman
Meg Whitman: Mike Lynch's conduct during HP's Autonomy takeover was 'completely unnacceptable'
Whitman claims that Lynch only informed her of impending quarterly revenue shortfalls at Autonomy at 'the eleventh hour'
Is tech marketing undermining tech brands? Find out at Computing's Tech Market & Innovation Forum
Expert event on 14 June will examine the latest trends in technology marketing - and help tech marketers learn how to exceed expectations
How Laya Healthcare overhauled its data privacy for GDPR in just two-and-a-half days
Laya Healthcare implemented multi-factor authorisation with a simple interface as it grappled with its GDPR obligations
'IT shouldn't tell OT they have an ugly baby,' says Anglo American CISO
How digital and physical infrastructure can work in harmony with operational technology
Good cyber security culture should, literally, begin in employees' homes, says HSBC CISO Paula Kershaw
Top CISOs share their top employee engagement tips at InfoSec
How William Hill's CISO sells cyber security to the board: Simple, practical, pragmatic and obvious
CISOs need to sell security to the board like a marketeer, says William Hill's Group CISO Killian Faughnan
Register now for AI & Machine Learning Live
The full-day event will explore how firms of all sizes are using AI & ML today, as well as tackling the moral and ethical issues around artificial intelligence
NHS trusts to be told not to sign exclusive deals for patient data
Department of Health to send letter to trusts ordering them not to sign 'naive' and 'unsophisticated' patient data deals
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