Opinion
The NHS will continue to fail without funding
The NHS has been ridiculed for its continued use of outdated equipment but it lacks the funding to improve
Bet Builder Case Study: How Golang Helped bet365 Achieve the Impossible
Alan Reed, Head of Sports Development, Hillside Technology (bet365), discusses how the Golang programming language has helped the firm
Training and engagement are the key to unlocking automation
Automation for automation's sake doesn't work, argues Krishnanand Nayak of SAP Fieldglass
What the exponential growth of big data will mean for travel technology in 2019
From artificial intelligence to augmented reality, big data will be behind some of the most important innovations in tomorrow's technology. Trainline's Director of Data Science explores the biggest trends in travel technology for 2019, and how travellers...
Opt-in to a safer business: a spotlight on privacy rights
Emma Stevens, Associate Solicitor - Dispute Resolution, Coffin Mew, discusses the risks to businesses of privacy violations
Peter Cochrane: Where does death come from?
The internet has become the biggest source of subversion - of all kinds - in history. How should we respond, asks Peter Cochrane
Migrating to Linux: the basis of digital transformation
SAP is moving HANA exclusively to Linux - Sabine Soellheim explains why
The Internet needs to evolve (again), this time with security as a fundamental feature
To safeguard the Web real control needs to be put into the hands of users
The data blame game: what to do when executives are playing fast and loose with core IP
93 per cent of CEOs store their work on a laptop or other personal device outside of official company storage, finds survey
Why the only way is up for mobile game revenues
Mark Robinson, CEO of deltaDNA, discusses changing mobile gaming revenues and which new trends are finding success
The healthcare CIO: Leading the transformation
Kal Patel, managing director of digital health at Flex, explains how CIOs in healthcare must lead digital transformation
How do we make the IT industry more female friendly?
Elaine Rowlands, UK Head of HR for PCMS Group, discusses equality in the workplace, and what needs to be done to better promote it
Why Mastercard, Atom Bank and others have adopted the API economy
The API economy will be a new engine for digital innovation and growth, argues MuleSoft founder Ross Mason
AI - where does the liability lie?
Emma Stevens, a dispute resolution specialist at law firm Coffin Mew, explains who should be responsible when AI goes wrong
Peter Cochrane: The rise and rise of ignorance
It's not just politicians who are increasingly eschewing knowledge and expertise - business is too, warns Peter Cochrane
Is the AI-powered human the next stage of evolution?
Artificial intelligence will complement, not replace, humans - but we have to help each other
Why the class action against Google for misuse of personal internet data was rejected by the Court
Rory Lynch, a solicitor in the media team at law firm Seddons, discusses a recent English High Court decision to stop a class action lawsuit brought against Google
Firms should treat software licence reviews as a material risk to business
Software licence reviews present a significant risk to business - but there are ways to combat them
Blockchain and smart contracts - dispute resolution challenges
Emma Stevens, Associate Solicitor - Dispute Resolution, Coffin Mew, explains what smart contracts are, how they can benefit organisations, and how the law is set to change
Explainable AI: Dissecting the development of auditable artificial intelligence
Ben Taylor, CEO of Rainbird discusses the issues of transparency in the way that AI operates - especially when it comes to algorithms which make financial, legal or healthcare decisions
Are we speeding towards AI consciousness?
Jeff NG, Chief Scientist, Founders Factory, explains recent developments paving the way to AI consciousness and why it is important to our world's future
Containers and security - understanding the new model for software deployment
Containers are revolutionising software deployment, but security must not be an after thought
Peter Cochrane: Has computing become too challenging for any one person to fully comprehend?
Peter Cochrane looks at how computing has changed in his lifetime, from analogue, to digital and, soon, quantum
Algorithms in the justice system: Should computers decide our fate?
James Kitching, Solicitor - Corporate, Coffin Mew, examines the phenomenon of decisions being made by machines in the justice system
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