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US finally moves on crypto - but it’s a hug, not a punch This article is sponsored by:

America has made a belated move to forge a policy response to cryptocurrencies and digital assets.

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Bad times are good for Palantir, says CEO Alex Karp...which is fortunate given its increased losses and tumbling share price This article is sponsored by:

"We're a little bit of a like a wacky group of guerrilla war fighters, but we're very much in fighting mode!"

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UK Test and Trace ‘didn’t achieve objective, too many consultants, poor use of data, expensive’ This article is sponsored by:

MPs on the influential Public Accounts Committee have slammed the UK’s Test and Trace system, which was implemented to break chains of COVID-19 transmission.

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UK outlines proposed changes to GDPR - what businesses can expect This article is sponsored by:

The UK has launched a consultation on its proposed changes to GDPR. However, the EU will be watching closely as it keeps its adequacy decision with the UK under review.

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Marc's on mute, but Salesforce's first $6 billion quarter tells its own tale This article is sponsored by:

Salesforce CEO Benioff was temporarily silenced, but his management team was ready to expand on a strong second quarter for the firm as the Slack-First era emerges.

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The British Government’s approach to the economy’s productivity problem needs a rethink This article is sponsored by:

The British Government has a tendency to focus on sector specific issues, whilst failing to recognize that productivity is an economy-wide problem that is highly interconnected.

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The UK A-Level ‘COVID-19 algorithm fiasco’ and lessons for the enterprise This article is sponsored by:

Influential think tank Institute for Government has broken down exactly what went wrong with the A-Level algorithm during the COVID-19 pandemic - and there are lessons for business.

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Public sector transformation – how customers get from manual processes to low-code results This article is sponsored by: neptune-software-logo

Modernizing processes doesn't have to cost years or excessive amounts of money. Christoph Garms shares three examples of lessons learned from digital transformation in the public sector from Neptune Software.

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Monday Morning Moan - lessons to be learned for government digital services delivery again (and again and again and again and again and...) This article is sponsored by:

Government IT debacle shocker! Sadly, not really, but have we become brutalized into accepting failure as a key component of digital service delivery in government?

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