Opinion
Peter Cochrane: Tackling fake news and propaganda with AI and machine learning
This year saw the first global 'datathon' to apply natural language processing to identify 'fake news'. Professor Peter Cochrane was there as an advisor
Accelerating digital transformation - DevOps is going mainstream in the enterprise
DevOps has become a prerequisite for digital transformation
The Metro Bank SMS authentication hack shows the risk of relying on ancient protocols for security
The SS7 telephony protocols date back to 1975 - much has changed since then as hackers know
The importance of marketing automation for cross-selling
Three cross-selling strategies where marketing automation can make a difference
Tech unicorns: What does the future hold for the likes of Uber and Airbnb?
Lyft and Uber are racing to IPO this year - before they have even come close to registering a profit. Coffin Mews' James Kitching and Iwan Thomas
What will Google do next on consent? All eyes are on tech giant after record GDPR fine
Google's consent mechanism for sharing personal data is deliberately obtuse. This needs to change if it is not to hemorrhage trust, argues lawyer Carolyn Bertin
Debunking the myths around 'UX'
With more and more business conducted online, organisations need to make sure their websites maximise the user experience, says Engage Hub's Andy Clowes
Is a cashless society actually desirable?
Travelex's Michael Batley argues that not only is physical cash unlikely to disappear soon, but that people are wary of going 100 per cent cashless
A connected future on the road: 5G set to power safer, less congested roads by 2020
Rohit Gupta, vice president and head of manufacturing, logistics, energy & utilities, Europe at Cognizant, discusses how roads will become safer with the advent of 5G
Huawei vs US: why trade secrets need to be carefully managed
Trade secrets don't enjoy the same legal protection as patents, warns Withers & Rogers patent attorney John-Paul Rooney. So how should they be protected?
Top five emerging trends in cyber security
Dr Adrian Nish, Head of Threat Intelligence at BAE Systems, reveals his cyber predictions for 2019. Adrian regularly advises both businesses and governments on cyber breaches
Open source software in the enterprise has never been healthier
Many companies support their developers who work on open source projects unrelated to the business - showing open source has matured
The impact of Brexit on the IT jobs market
Ahsan Iqbal, director of Technology at recruitment specialist Robert Walters, examines how the IT jobs market changed in 2018 and the effect that Brexit will have in 2019
Predictions for manufacturing: Industrial trends for 2019
Industry 4.0, the Fourth Industrial Revolution or the Industrial Internet of Things. Regardless of the phrase used to describe digitalisation in manufacturing, there's no denying that a shift has already taken place. But, is the age of industrial buzzwords...
Peter Cochrane: We need 'truth engines'
Civilisations stand or fall on the strength of their truths, warns Professor Peter Cochrane OBE
Algorithms in Society: Protecting people v protecting IP
James Kitching, Solicitor - Corporate, Coffin Mew, discusses the growing controversy around the use of algorithms and AI affecting privacy
Architecture at scale: many things need to change if government digital transformation is to succeed
There are too many consultants touting blockchain, AI and machine learning and not enough integrated thinking
What's next for security in 2019?
Bogdan Botezatu, Director of Threat Research at Bitdefender, gives his view of what threats to watch out for in 2019
Events like Black Friday can really affect the IT team's mental health
54 per cent of IT and BPO staff suffer from depression, anxiety and insomnia caused by their work
Combating Fraud During the Festive Season
Mike Mimoso, Editorial Director, Flashpoint, brings some advice on how organisations should maintain security
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...
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