Gary Flood | diginomica

Archive: Gary Flood

A SIEMless security answer for Surrey Council

Surrey County Council says a ‘SIEM’ - standardised security information and event management - approach is both saving it money and improving delivery of services

Don’t like your future? Make up a new one yourself - CIO careers advice from the frontline

At 55, strategy consultant Jukka Virkunnen found himself getting a little too expensive for his clients. His solution? Go back to study - then become a CIO of ambitious Finnish Robotic Process Automation player

Why Highways England turned to social media to fight off ‘Space Invaders’

Hootsuite Enterprise was a big part of the success of not just a recent national anti-tailgating campaign, but also a big reason why the organisation’s Twitter following has grown by 27%

Dutch municipality will save €2.5m by 2023 by replacing legacy with No-Code

The City of Zaanstad reckons building its own custom software with the Betty Blocks application development platform has been a major cost-saver — and efficiency creator.

Cleveland Police turns to Experian to create a single view of residents

Cleveland Police Force says data services provider Experian helped it eradicate its very high number of duplicate and incomplete records.

Technology in Education - The Welsh IT-powered Superschool

‘The benefits of technology speak for themselves – giving teachers back time and enabling more engaging and inclusive lessons,’ says a Neath school that has been using in-class tablets and other IT since its 2016 opening

Staffordshire County Council wants to make work “an activity and not a location”

How universal docking is allowing all 4,000 members of Staffordshire County Council’s workforce to work in new ways

Equiniti - exposing the unknown unknowns that cause customers problems

Embedding of speech analytics into the contact centre process at the UK’s largest share registration specialist is starting to deliver real returns.

The British Heart Foundation’s cloud journey - A digital future to help beat ‘heartbreak’

The British Heart Foundation aims to raise half a billion pounds to fight circulatory diseases by 2020 - and says moving to cloud will be a big factor in getting there

‘Streaming data, but screaming staff!’ - Ciena turns to Graph to solve customer issues

Problem-solvers like technology consultants often use a metaphor of a problem having a distinctive ‘signature’. What if there was a technology that was really good at letting you write down such ‘signatures’?

How Graph offered a Eureka! moment for a UK SMB

Why augmented reality e-marketing agency Quander likes the way this way of working with data offers ‘the chance to ask your data really random questions you hadn’t thought about’.