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The World War II codebreaker was recently given a posthumous royal pardon after being convicted of homosexual activity in the 1950s

The World War II codebreaker was recently given a posthumous royal pardon after being convicted of homosexual activity in the 1950s
Why does digital transformation matter? Esteban Kolsky recently wrote 4,500 words about it. I cornered him to find out.
In a world built on cloud, cloud, cloud enemies become frenemies and then become customer references as Oracle disappoints Wall Street despite turning in growth.
Forrester talks about how omni channel retail can be executed against. The reality might well be very different.
Research suggests that 55% of retailers investments have been driven by customers already expecting mature omni-channel capabilities and the need to play catch-up with their competitors. But how many of them can actually deliver?
The US government looks set to emulate the success of the UK's Government Digital Service (GDS), just the 'Mother of Parliaments' in the UK turns its attention to the need for a new Head of Digital to improve its online offerings.
MPs in the UK have said in a new report that the public should have an 'inherent right' to government data
ClearBooks is reporting progress in the current financial year following a successful funding round. It makes for interesting reading
Jon's cheeky weekly review of which enterprise software articles hit (or didn’t) on diginomica & beyond - for week ending March 16, 2014.