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BCP Council uses Power Apps and low-code development to digitize its services This article is sponsored by:

The UK unitary local authority has consolidated its application base and is using Power Apps to develop tools that meet specific business requirements.

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D-Day for digital, deckchairs and Dorries as UK Government introduces new science and tech state department This article is sponsored by:

The latest UK Government reshuffle of responsibilities gives digital to a new department. Good idea?

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Let's not get ahead of ourselves! Balancing the bleeding edge with practical adoption remains a huge enterprise tech challenge This article is sponsored by:

AI, ChatGPT, the Metaverse - the future's bright...but is the enterprise tech buy side ready to adopt?

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UK AI strategy - what did it achieve in its first full year? This article is sponsored by:

As 2023 brings fresh challenges, what achievements has the UK Government’s National Strategy for AI delivered to date?

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UK Government signs procurement memo of understanding with Salesforce, but are more needed to prevent a cloud oligopoly? This article is sponsored by:

Salesforce is the latest cloud provider to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the UK Government.

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A diplomatic approach to geopolitics in the digital age - why the EU and the US need to build bridges in the face of Putin's aggression This article is sponsored by:

It's an age of Digital Diplomacy and that means rethinking some old assumptions and tapping into some new tools in the diplomatic bag...

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Slack expands huddle audio chats to add video and screen sharing, launches GovSlack This article is sponsored by:

Slack extends its huddles impromptu audio chat feature with video, screenshares and reacji, as well as launching GovSlack for the US government market

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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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