Overwhelming amounts of data can turn into overwhelming misinformation, says Peter Coffee of Salesforce – especially if there’s a confirmation bias in play, where too many of the people asking questions are all expecting (or even hoping for) the same result.
At diginomica, we like to grapple with digital skills and services industry disruptions. We often find ourselves in the middle of debates over the gig economy or work futures. Here's my hand-picked best-of from our coverage of "The new professional and IT as a service."
Atos reveals what it took securing the Olympics in Rio this year against threats and attacks - useful takeaways here for enterprise cyber security
The UK's headed towards £1.945 trillion national debt pre-Brexit, but the British finance minister and his team are spending billions to beef up the country's digital infrastructure and attract outside tech investment.
I've been trying to track down Mrinal Wadhwa of Fybr for an Internet of Things gut check. At SAP TechEd Barcelona, I got my chance. The result was a podcast which delves into Wadhwa's work building IoT use cases for cash-strapped cities. Here's what I learned.
Denis Pombriant's optimistic view of bots and jobs took on a life of its own. Here is his response to many of the comments that were left.
New technologies and new architectures from HPE? A system designed for in-memory processing, using newly architected non-volatile memory chips, is certainly worth more than a second glance. And if it does achieve more than be a better home for SAP HANA, then the old stager may yet gain a whole new lease of life.
UK & Ireland User Group chairman, Philip Adams, has called on SAP for greater clarity around how the Internet-of-Things will impact licensing.
Jason Green at Emergence Capital was an early backer of ServiceMax, which GE Digital just bought for $1 billion. He told me the 4 areas he's backing today
AI and machine learning will have real impact at work in 2017. Unit4 chief architect Claus Jepsen explains why you'll learn to love your digital assistant
Online grocery company Ocado has used TensorFlow and Cloud Machine Learning from Google to build a system that analyses and interprets customers’ complaints, praise and requests for assistance.
Prime Minister Theresa May wants to avoid the mistakes of the past and enable British digital age start-ups to scale up to succeed. But what's the reality behind the rhetoric?
Sometimes PR pitches gone wrong turn right. This one did. A chat on AI recruiting trends turned into a provocative discussion on machine learning ethics. CEO Shon Burton made his case for how HiringSolved helps to recruit diverse candidates - but he didn't duck the difficult AI issues.
