Opinion
Nearly £100m for Marriott, £138m for BA - what is the take home message from these sudden massive ICO fines?
Eerke Boiten, Professor of Cyber Security at De Montfort University, warns that the ICO's new habit of issuing big fines could backfire
Controversial European Digital Copyright Directive comes into force
Emma Stevens, lawyer in the Technology sector at Coffin Mew, dissects the new EU directive on copyright in the digital single market
Why mentoring really matters for women in tech
Holly Brockwell argues for professional mentoring as a positive choice for women in technology roles
The implications of containerisation for bet365
Having been an early adopter of Kubernetes, bet365 is now exploring the implications of expanding the scope and scale of the platform, writes James Nightingale
Expertise on-demand: APIs and the enablement of innovation
The API economy is enabling new ways of designing and using technology
Employee ownership trusts: A viable option for your tech business?
Is employee-ownership a viable way forward for technology companies? Goodman Derrick LLP partner Paul Webb weighs up the benefits
The Brave complaint and the ICO Update report into adtech and real time bidding
James Castro-Edwards, partner at Wedlake Bell LLP, looks at the ongoing complaint raised by the operators of the Brave browser against Google's alleged data protection violations
5 more things women in tech want to see at events
Holly Brockwell continues her rundown of the ways technology events must change to be more inclusive
Cracking Kubernetes: Container Considerations at bet365
Alan Reed, Head of Sports Development, Hillside Technology, bet365's technology business, explains how the organisation employs Kubernetes
Are all customer-vendor SAM software relationships doomed to end in divorce?
Too often, organisations are only really interested in SAM software when the auditors are about to pay a visit, says License Dashboard's Sean Robinson
Peter Cochrane: Interfaces are hell. How can we make them better?
Getting to grips with a new user interface is one of life's biggest frustrations, says Professor Peter Cochrane. There must be something better
Why self-care is especially important for women in tech
More work means more rest, argues Holly Brockwell
Police need policy shifts and collaboration to increase public trust in intelligence-led efforts
Examining the changes needed to improve data practices within policing, and how to garner better public support of police data analytics
5 reasons we still need events for women in tech
Holly Brockwell answers the inevitable question from 'That Guy'
What's new in ransomware and how can businesses stay ahead of the threat?
EclecticIQ's Aleksander Jarosz on minimising the risk of lockdowns, data theft and disruption
5 things women in tech want to see at an event
'The fact that women want to be treated equally doesn't mean we all have the same needs, and it definitely doesn't mean we have the same needs as men.' Holly Brockwell discusses how tech events need to change
A little less strategy, a little more action: why most successful companies fail at strategy
Does business strategy matter given how few successful organisations have one, asks technology and strategy consultant Mark Ridley
Tech skills shortages are increasing every year, and large corporates are worst affected - Harvey Nash
Every year, the IT skills shortage worsens, warns Harvey Nash CEO Albert Ellis, with the fields of big data, security and AI most acutely affected
Reduced to Tiers: what uptime standards don't reveal about a data centre
Don't mix up Tiers and Levels when it comes to assessing a new data centre partner
Top tips for tech start-ups
Kyri Papantoniou, a Partner in the corporate team at Fletcher Day, offers some food for thought for technology start-ups
For small businesses there's never been a better time to go digital
Businesses that respond best to the changing UK regulatory landscape will reap the rewards of a technology-led mindset
Why publishing images online is riskier than you think
Images published online can be ripped off in seconds. So what can organisations do to protect their intellectual property, asks SmartFrame's Patrick Krupa
Implementing technological advances in business - Millennials vs Technology Leaders
Emma Stevens and Samantha Kerins of law firm Coffin Mew discuss differing opinions around some of the key technology trends of 2019
Increasing public trust in intelligence-led policing
Boyd Mulvey calls for an advocate to champion better communication around the benefits of intelligence-led policing, with comment from the Independent Digital Ethics Panel for Policing and Essex Police
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