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Patients turned away at King's College Hospital after patient records system goes down
Consultants unable to see patients as Sunrise-EPR patient records system goes down for a second time in recent months
Kew Gardens plans to digitise and release Darwin's data
Ian McKetty, Kew Gardens CIO, tells Computing of plans to create an integrated collections management system to make hundreds of years of scientific research and knowledge accessible to the world
'They didn't think anyone would hack us - 10 months later we suffered a data breach' - Racing Post CISO Johan Pieterse
Racing Post's Johan Pieterse, later appointed CISO, was told 'no-one would want to hack Racing Post'
Business 5.0 is coming: The convergence of AI, IoT, blockchain, APIs, smart contracts and hybrid computing
Convergence of a plethora of new technologies will be key to the 'programmatic enterprise' of the future, says McKinsey and IBM advisor John Straw
Peter Cochrane: Non-linearity is the norm and defies simple thinking
Disciplines are becoming more specialised at a time when global challenges have become more complex. Solving them may require the non-linear calculations that only quantum computing can provide, says Professor Peter Cochrane
Equifax used default 'admin' user name and password to secure hacked portal
Lawsuit claims that Equifax IT security was negligent and that the company made 'false and misleading statements' about its IT security and data protection compliance
Oracle co-CEO Mark Hurd dies, aged 62
Hurd had left Oracle for a leave of absence in September, for health-related reasons
What is an API?
In this video from Delta, Computing's market intelligence service for CIOs, we discuss APIs, including how the most innovative enterprises are using them
Backbytes: Why do banks make it so difficult to do banking in their own branches?
Banks and retailers trying to drive customers to their online channels are undermining their own 'unique selling point' against pureplay online rivals
'Psychological safety' the most important factor in successful teams, claims veteran technology team builder Tom Geraghty
A work culture in which failure is encouraged helps teams to experiment, work better together and will be more adaptable to change, argues Geraghty
Rising Stars Awards 2019: Here's our gallery of winners
All the top photos from the first-ever awards for new starters in tech
Mental health and IT: Change is very hard on the people we are changing, says ex-Reed.co.uk CTO
"The wellbeing of the people must come first," says Chris Bradbury
DTExpo: "I know I can't hack a bank, but I can hack a person," says ethical hacker
Why hack your way in when you can simply talk your way in?
Garry Kasparov: Look again at Terminator - it's about humans making an alliance with older machines, and winning
Don't worry about apocalyptic, Terminator-style AI fears - everything will be fine in the end, says Kasparov at today's DTExpo
One-in-five IT pros 'affected by mental health concerns' due to work pressures
Rate of mental health concerns three times higher in 'unsupportive' companies, according to survey by recruiter Harvey Nash
Join us in celebrating the winners of the Rising Stars Awards 2019
After a hard-fought contest, the winners were announced at a glamorous ceremony in central London
UK Tech sector needs to tackle its mental health challenge
Acute skills shortages are putting tech teams under more pressure than ever, with knock-on effects on people's mental health, warns Harvey Nash CEO Albert Ellis
Five top tips for tech start-ups
Coffin Mew lawyers Charlotte Allery and Andrew Jerrard share their top-five tips for tech start-ups with big ambitions
Want to increase diversity? It starts with the job ad
Language like 'coding ninja' can turn women off of applying for tech roles
Vote now in the Computing Technology Product Awards 2019
Vote for your favourite technology products - and technology hero - in Computing's annual Technology Product Awards 2019
If you make a big mistake you've got to bake a cake, says Sky's tech head Natasha Sayce-Zelem
Natasha Sayce-Zelem, Head of Technology, Digital Service at Sky, revealed to the Women in Tech Festival one of her secrets to help banish the blame culture from IT
How greater 'neurodiversity' could improve cyber security and help overcome IT skills shortages
Cyber security needs specialists who really can 'think different'
Reports of the death of the tech sector have been greatly exaggerated
It's hard to see the UK's pivotal role in the global technology ecosystem coming to an end, argues Kemp Little Partner Andy Moseby
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