Google's EMEA boss is exercising his own Right to be Forgotten when it comes to his pay packet. But away from the mockery, Google's just caved to the EC data zealots in a bad way.
Stephen Foreshew-Cain took time to sit down with us at Sprint 16 to discuss the changing role of the Government Digital Service in Whitehall.
Is Pandora readying itself for a sale? CEO Brian McAndrews isn't being drawn on the subject, choosing to focus on big plans for the firm instead.
Digital media is a chaotic landscape indeed. But which stories pass the enterprise gut check? In this edition: Responding to Twitter's algorithmic re-invention, ad blockers and mobile UX dilemmas, and the tricky territory of handling editorial criticism.
The national postal service is handling the shift from paper-based letters to electronic messages with a new approach to Big Data analysis.
Small business accounting vendor recorded $300 billion in transactions last year. CEO Rod Drury tells Phil Wainewright why that matters to large enterprise
Qlik disappointed but things are not quite as rough as they seem and in fact may be much better in 2016 than the company estimates.
Error 53 blew up last week as an issue on iPhones where the TouchID has been replaced by non-Apple repair shops. The implications are huge for enterprise.
Matthew Hancock took to the stage at GDS’s annual event, Sprint 16, to talk about his key priorities for digital transformation in Whitehall.
It's about time I revisited my cynicism about "customer experience." Here's a review of recent learnings, including a podcast chat with Brian Solis, the author of a new book on experience design.
