European Union plans to enforce the controversial Right to be Forgotten will not work, are technically unfeasible and reduce the collection of democracies to the status of a communist dictatorship. That'd be a no then from the UK.
Being hard to define and perpetually dumbed down, so-called 'soft' skills wind up in the proverbial skills caboose. New data says that's the wrong approach.
Identifying the hurdles that impede enterprise social networking is a starting point for success. Here's a stake in the ground.
The US Senate Intelligence Committee has pushed forward legislation that nominally helps the finance industry protect itself from cyber-assault, but which critics warn will hand the NSA fresh snooping powers.
Apache Cassandra NoSQL databases are gaining traction in enterprises that want to scale online and the co-founder of DataStax wants to free the minds of some of the biggest companies out there.
What has to come is an open health platform and ecosystem, not something defined by only a single vendor or alliance, but by the universal connections that the largest buyers of health services will demand from their providers to reduce the frictional costs of providing benefits.
Retail giant M&S has kitted us out with socks and underwear for over a century, but can it make the transition to international multi-channel digital retailer? The going's tough to date.
Box manages to scrape $150 million but can it extinguish its cash burn rate? It doesn't look likely any time soon unless it takes hard decisions on marketing spend.
The 'customer science' company spends its time analysing customer data for the likes of Tesco, Coca-Cola and Macy's and is currently planning a huge change management programme.
Putin has called for better ties between Russia and the US, but has at the same time put measures in place that could see the likes of Facebook and Twitter banned from the region.
