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With cloud costs accelerating, visibility and automation are essential to retaining control
Containing the cost of cloud services
Reorienting your workforce in the age of AI
Using AI and real-time data to predict changes in the job market
What are the biggest customer data management challenges in 2018?
Disparate efforts are no longer enough argues Jim Conning of Royal Mail Data Services
Close and personal - how artificial intelligence is changing customer service
The use of chatbots and other virtual assistants will reduces staff turnover of customer service agents and improve their job satisfaction, says Feefo's Matt West
Robot hands can now mimic human tactile dexterity
The Shadow Dexterous Hand equipped with human skills, designed to operate in human environments and use tools made for humans
Six multi-cloud myth busters to keep businesses secure
Cloud security is complex and the misinformation doesn't help
Will smart contracts ever replace legal contracts?
Oksana Howard, Senior Corporate Associate and Head of the Russia, Ukraine & CIS Desk at Colman Coyle Solicitors, discusses smart contracts, one application of blockchain technology
Does EU Patent law need to change to account for AI?
Karl Barnfather, chairman of intellectual property firm Withers & Rogers, argues the case for EU patent law to adapt to properly cover innovation
Peter Cochrane: Escaping the comfortable 'rabbit hole' of social-media agreement
Has social media killed reasoned debate? And, if so, how do we re-inject civility back into public discourse, asks Peter Cochrane
How AI could help your organisation thrive in the age of scrutiny
John Everhard explains the role of technology in establishing a more transparent, meritocratic workplace
Hyperledger could be the binding layer that blockchain needs
Hyperledger is key to blockchain avoiding the challenges of the IoT
Complexity is the enemy of security
Businesses should look to automation to solve some of the security issues that increased complexity brings
Computer says no': How open data can mitigate the dangers of black box AI
AI is only as good as its training data; making that data as open as possible can make it better, fairer and more trustworthy
Peter Cochrane: Ignorance, 5G and the FTTP fiasco
Peter Cochrane castigates the "dominance of ignorance" over fibre and 5G in the UK
Patching isn't working and end-users ignore breaches, says ex-NSA security VP David Venable
Vendors need to be liable when their software is breached, says David Venable
What does data centre automation mean for the rise of the machines?
What will the increase in machine-to-machine communication mean for data centres in 2018 and beyond?
Office 365 or Google? CTO Mark Ridley explains why he chose different options at different firms
Blenheim Chalcot group CTO Mark Ridley explains why he went with Microsoft at AVADO, despite his preference for Google
Big data analytics is dead - long live data analytics, says CTO of Exasol
The big data world is changing
CES 2018: University research produces next generation video analytics
Entrepreneurs Daniel Martinho-Corbishley and Jaime Lomeli are demonstrating their Aura Vision Labs startup in Las Vegas, previewing a new technology that extracts valuable data from video footage by using computer vision and biometric identification techniques...
Video games are not a "mental disorder" - but let's ban exploiters from selling weaponised gambling platforms as games
The World Health Organization is wrong - but something does have to give
Peter Cochrane: US will 'shoot itself in the head and the foot' over lifting of net neutrality
Former BT CTO Peter Cochrane warns that the lifting of net neutrality in the US will raise barriers and hinder innovation
Morrisons should be a lesson on the costly consequences of insider threats
What can other companies learn from the class-action lawsuit facing Morrisons?
The GDPR: a catalyst for improving data quality
Compliance is a challenge, but the new regulation presents an opportunity to re-shape customer engagement and customer data management strategies
Computing's tech predictions for 2018
Looking at the year to come by analysing the year that was
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