Monday Morning Moan - why is the UK Government at war with its own beliefs regarding tech regulation? This article is sponsored by:
Do try to keep up now - a neo-liberal thinktank established by Margaret Thatcher is warning against deregulation!
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Dreamforce 2023 - ex-Bluewolf founding CEO Eric Berridge takes the helm at Coastal Cloud
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After almost 19 years as founding CEO of pureplay Salesforce consultancy Bluewolf, followed by two years running professional services for Salesforce, Coastal Cloud's new CEO Eric Berridge knows a thing or two about how to succeed as a Salesforce partner.
Dreamforce 2023 - Salesforce gives $2 million to education non-profits to ensure underserved communities don’t miss out on gen AI benefits
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Organizations will develop AI coaches for students and teachers.
How the EU Cyber Resilience Act could impact CIOs This article is sponsored by:
Open source communities concerned by the EU’s new Cyber Resilience regulations and CIOs need to be aware of the impact
Tom Siebel goes on generative AI offensive with investors, as C3.ai scores some major US defensive wins This article is sponsored by:
The market's coming to C3.ai, says Tom Siebel of the rise of generative AI. But it's going to cost money to make the most of that opportunity and that's not a message that Wall Street's short termists may want to hear.
Relief for UK science and research as government announces EU deal to rejoin Horizon This article is sponsored by:
The EU’s scientific research scheme, Horizon, is one of the largest in the world. However, the UK had been excluded from membership for three years over Brexit disagreements.
Runnymede - from Magna Carta to simplified public services This article is sponsored by:
Local authority delivers digital customer service and cuts costs, helping public services in Runnymede run better
Tech for social good - how Ersilia taps into open science AI models to tackle infectious diseases This article is sponsored by:
Infectious diseases are a big killer in the global south, but research is too focused on developed world health problems and drug development margins are too low to interest big pharma. So, this is where charity Ersilia and its open science AI models come in.
The good news - we’ve reached 'peak human'. The bad news - now AI will destroy our ability to work and learn This article is sponsored by:
A group of academics praise AI’s transformative potential, but warn it may come at a terrible cost for human society and education.
Hybrid cloud gets the job at UK’s Department for Work and Pensions This article is sponsored by:
Flexibility is the chief benefit of a hybrid cloud estate at the major UK central government department, DWP
Save the Children International boosts its aid programs with treasury automation This article is sponsored by:
The global NGO’s foreign exchange operations were simplified and became more efficient following collaboration with treasury management software provider Coupa
Wigan Council and residents win from digital deal This article is sponsored by:
A decade on, a focus on residents' needs backed by digital efficiency is benefiting Wigan's local authority and citizens
UK enterprise at a crossroads with North Sea oil and gas licences This article is sponsored by:
The UK Government's commitment to hundreds of new licenses for North Sea oil and gas extraction could spell trouble for ESG ratings of UK-based companies.
Why private/public co-operation is needed to manage the impact of AI on the workforce This article is sponsored by:
If the AI revolution is going to disrupt the workforce, what steps do private and public organizations need to take to mitigate the impact?
