Coupa Inspire EMEA - nudging ESG from reporting to action This article is sponsored by:
At its European conference, business spend management vendor Coupa adds support for ESG compliance but wants to see companies take action, too.
Governing identity privacy and security
Tableau Conference 2022 - building a data culture to tackle food poverty at Feeding America This article is sponsored by:
Building a data-centric culture is critical to supporting the work of Feeding America as it tackles the societal scourge of food insecurity.
Why are we failing at the ethics of AI? A critical review This article is sponsored by:
Sometimes the AI ethics conversation appears to be a morass of well-meaning platitudes, without forward direction. A notable article via the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs brings these issues to a head.
Brexit Britain on collision course with Brussels as UK launches data reform consultation to break free of EU regulations This article is sponsored by:
The UK Government reckons breaking away from EU data protection standards is a winner. The Secretary of State in charge of this also believes that the internet is 10 years old, mind you...
Robot ethics need to get specific, says Durham University This article is sponsored by:
Does the latest academic treatise on ethical robotics and AI really tell us anything new?
Marketers miss the target when first-party data fails to improve customer experience
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Zoho's Raju Vegesna shares some ways businesses can use first-party data to build lifetime company advocacy while adding value to the customer experience.
UK digital markets watchdog gets statutory go ahead - confirms powers for big tech fines This article is sponsored by:
The Digital Markets Unit will be given powers to provide tech giants with a ‘strategic market status’ and ensure that they follow a tailored code of conduct.
Enterprise hits and misses - real world AI uses cases get a review, retailers get a customer loyalty test, and NFTs sneak into our metaverse This article is sponsored by:
This week - real world AI use cases get a closer look, while retailers grapple with consumer (dis)loyalty. Blockchain for identity verification and gets a surprising nod, and Atlassian reviews its outage (and gets reviewed). AI also whiffs.
Exams in England could soon be taken digitally, as COVID-19 inspires broader use of education technology This article is sponsored by:
Ofqual - England’s qualifications and exams regulator - has set out a new three year plan, which looks at the opportunity of on-screen assessment.
What I’d say to me back then - Rachel Obstler, EVP of Product at Heap, on why it pays to be picky This article is sponsored by:
Heap has a good record on diversity, but the work goes on, says EVP of Product, Rachel Obstler.
UK’s COVID-19 Bounce Back Loan scheme undermined by poor data management This article is sponsored by:
MPs on the influential Public Accounts Committee found that the government and the British Business Bank would have suffered fewer losses had they invested in better data management.
EU reaches consensus on Digital Services Act - your move, Big Tech! This article is sponsored by:
The EU looks set to push the Digital Services Act through. What are the implications for Big Tech?
Enterprise hits and misses - employee experience deteriorates, cloud gets an on-prem wake-up call, and event planners get called out This article is sponsored by:
This week - employee experience takes a big return-to-office hit, but what's next? Cloud adoption may be surging, but on-premises systems still have traction. Atlassian's outage yields lessons, and event planners get a hybrid event challenge. As always, your whiffs.
