Archive: Gary Flood
Graph proves an ideal way to answer the ‘Who Owns Me?’ anti-money laundering question
A business data giant says a property graph approach is proving its best bet in untangling the relationships businesses don’t always want exposed
Neo4j CEO talks growing enterprise graph adoption and why partnering with Google makes sense
diginomica meets the persuasive head of the world’s first native graph software company, which is now settling for a different kind of future, perhaps, than it saw only three years ago
Creating better digital experiences for NHS teams, to deliver better care for patients
An NHS shared service says measuring what users see at device level is proving very useful for staff productivity.
Greenpeace turns to open source to finish its web transformation
New collaboration with Red Hat seen as key to delivering on the original idea of its new online identity- a global ‘engagement platform,’ Planet 4
Outwood Trust Academies opts for ‘cloud-like technology, without the cost’
The data of 30,000 students across 32 schools is much better protected now, according to assistant director of technology, Matthew Lister.
How G Suite is helping Hackney Council to modernise
Part of an on-going digital transformation, wholesale move to Google software and hardware is improving productivity, Hackney reports
Could ‘R’ become the basis for effective NHS analytics?
Why burns surgeons, anaesthetists and other NHS medical specialists are teaching themselves a complex programming language more commonly used by statisticians and data miners
University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust creates analytics-powered ‘command centre’
Patients will soon also get the same eal-time access to data, the NHS Trust promises.
Irish agricultural sector research organisation says engaging elearning content only way to change user behaviour
How users at the Irish Cattle Breeding Federation have stopped hating security training
University Of Leicester solves its storage headaches with objects
Storage space need drops by 50% and may win back 25% budget from reduced data storage costs, institution reports
Hull City Council rolls out a Smart City OS to deliver better public services
Built around the Cisco Kinetic for Cities platform, new software claims to lay the groundwork for both cost-saving and quality of life improving systems inside 12 months
North Sea Port sets sail for IoT-enabled cloud integration
Dutch-Belgian shipping hub North Sea Port says cloud integration also key to success
Public Health England - open source and containerisation key to tech agenda
PHE is using Red Hat’s open hybrid cloud technologies to support modern digital public health services in the UK.
