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World Mental Health Day - why business leaders are so vulnerable to mental illness in a fast-moving digital economy
Although rarely talked about, mental health issues are rife among company founders and leaders due to the risks they need to take and the stress they are constantly under. So what can they do to minimise the impact?
Most event apps are stuck in legacy mode, but Whova isn't - a progress report from Controlling 2019
The quest for a halfway decent mobile event app is fraught with the peril of time wasted. But at Controlling 2019, attendees embraced an event app in a way I've never seen before. It made a difference.
The worst person Donald Trump ever met is about to take charge of "a Europe Fit for the Digital Age"
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Why APIs are key to hitting “Go” on omni-channel retail
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Women in IT - Ada Lovelace would be horrified by the lack of progress, argues Red Hat's Margaret Dawson
It's Ada Lovelace Day - time to up the game when it comes to getting women better represented in the tech sector.
600 million years later - what can an octopus teach us about technology?
Reaching out a tentacle on World Octopus Day to find parallels with technology innovations.
Enterprise hits and misses - AI gets a fresh evaluation, and offshoring gets a rethink
This week - is AI a tool for big tech supremacy, or a democratizing force? Offshoring alarmists get their reckoning, but they weren't wrong about everything. Blockchain gets skewered and Gartner gets quadranted. Your whiffs include my falling out with Alexa.
How Dropbox is bringing the enterprise on board
In an exclusive interview, Dropbox Chief Customer Officer Yamini Rangan tells us how the digital collaboration vendor aims to win enterprise hearts and minds
Microsoft Future Decoded - decoding the conflicting AI hype v reality
AI is everywhere - not least front and center at this week's Microsoft Future Decoded conference in London.
Data, diversity, developers - 3D thinking from Atlassian CIO Archana Rao
CIO shares tips on attracting tech talent and squeezing more from IT resources
Pink-eyed Terminators, clucking Alexas and giant dark data thunderclouds looming overhead - Boris Johnson's Brexit Britain tech pitch to the world
The British Prime Minister took full advantage of a UN General Assembly address to the world's leaders to pitch a tech-enabled Brexit Britain - or that was the theory at least.