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Retail dystopia? No. Better shopping and associate experiences? Yes. Qualcomm's future of retail in review This article is sponsored by:

I didn't make the NRF Big Retail Show this year. But I did get my fix on next-gen retail tech, via an IoT retail demo with Qualcomm. Here's an illustrated look at their retail vision - and how they countered my concerns about high-tech retail dystopias.

British Government urged to make ethnicity pay gap statistics mandatory This article is sponsored by:

MPs on the Women and Equalities Committee said that the government had ‘no excuse’ for not mandating large companies to collect ethnicity pay gap data.

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Worldwide Flight Service IT Chief - boards need to wise-up to cybersecurity threat This article is sponsored by:

From getting the board’s buy-in to analyzing risks, this is how organizations can take a strategic approach to cybersecurity.

How low-code automation combats employee burnout This article is sponsored by:

Combating employee burnout is a high priority for organizations - can low-code automation hold the key to job satisfaction and work-life balance? John Kucera of Salesforce looks at the possibilities.

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Quantum security - how one CIA agent spied opportunity in the new atomic age This article is sponsored by:

A former CIA officer sees big potential in quantum computing – and in making the US government tackle the threat from China.

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Enterprise hits and misses - AWS (still) rises, quantum computing gets real, but supply chains don't resolve on their own This article is sponsored by:

This week - supply chains don't resolve on their own - how should firms respond? Hybrid work yields lessons, and quantum computing gets a reality check. AWS surges, but so do its competitors. Your whiffs include UX nightmares and (not so) smart cars.

British Government seeks to tighten up Online Safety Bill after facing criticism This article is sponsored by:

The government was facing backlash from MPs over its Online Safety Bill, with criticism that it wasn’t robust enough to protect users against a range of abuse and harms.