Opinion
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?
Data scientists are in-demand and well paid - so why is there a skills gap?
Meeting demand for the sexiest job of the 21st century
Beyond lift and shift: Digital transformation through the cloud
Cloud offers many new and innovative services, but it's vital to monitor whether expectations are being met
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
IoT security: mitigating the prospect of a life-threatening cyber attack
IoT manufacturers who prioritise cybersecurity procedures in the design stage will have a powerful competitive advantage
Welcome to Industry 4.0 - the future is already here
We can no longer afford to ignore the rise of automation and digitalisation and should embrace their transformative effect
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
Taking a strategic approach to digital security in the public sector
Get buy-in from senior business leaders and move from legacy purchasing models towards more agile security purchasing structures, says Paul Heath of McAfee
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
The tech giants are fighting privacy regulation: what price will we pay for a free digital society?
The Developers Alliance's criticisms are self-serving and omit any mention of opportunities, argues privacy campaigner Geoff Revill
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
Data orchestration: How to make your data silos sing
Data orchestration can produce accurate, continuously updated, multi-channel customer insight for marketers
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
The irony of the non-compliant GDPR consent email
GDPR desperation is reaching fever pitch
The journey to automation starts now!
James Robbins, CIO and Transformation Director at ArrowXL discusses the journey towards automation, and argues that firms shouldn't wait to begin
Keep hold of your engineers by listening to their career goals
Dave Marsland, engineering manager at Paddle, describes how to build a career path for development teams
Are you Banking on the Cloud?
Mark Weston, Partner and Head of Information Technology, Intellectual Property and Commercial at Hill Dickinson, discusses the risks and legal concerns inherent in the financial industry's use of cloud services
Effective communications are key to surviving a crisis
Collaborate securely, or don't collaborate at all
Managing transactions and analytics simultaneously in the high-speed world of financial services
HTAP databases can deliver the performance of an in-memory database with the persistence and reliability of a traditional operational database
Peter Cochrane: The internet needs controls like a duck needs flippers
The GDPR appears to have been written by people wearing stove pipe hats wielding quill pens, suggests ex-BT CTO Peter Cochrane
How can SMEs harness AI to boost their growth?
AI is perfectly positioned to enhance operational efficiency and enable businesses to grow. So why aren't more SMEs taking advantage of this technology?
To see more girls in STEM we must boost their confidence, not interest
Anne Sheehan, Enterprise Director, Vodafone UK, explains how to support more girls pursuing an education and a career in STEM subjects
GDPR: One month to go - what's left still to do?
Iland's Frank Krieger runs down some of the issues that organisations will have to sort out before 25 May
SD-WAN - the Uber of the networking world
Just as Uber transformed the business of hailing a ride, so wide area networking is being turned over by SD-WAN
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