Top 10 cloud stories of 2024
It has been a year of real highs and lows for the hyperscale cloud giants, with the big three all reporting far more upbeat financial results than in 2023,…
Digital Ethics Summit 2024: recognising AI’s socio-technical nature
Artificial intelligence (AI) must be recognised and regulated as a socio-technical system that has the potential to massively deepen social inequalities and further entrench concentrations of power. Speaking at…
Using AI to build stronger client relationships in 2025
In an era where customer expectations are higher than ever, integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into client relationships has become a game-changer. AI can significantly enhance client relationships and strengthen…
2025-30: Geopolitical influence on cyber and the convergence of threat
The early 2020's saw multiple threads of the cyber threat landscape evolve. This was mostly as individual strands, rather than symbiotically. However, as we move into the latter part…
Top 10 end user computing stories of 2024
From an end user computing perspective, 2024 is the year tech executives tried to convince the world that artificial intelligence (AI) can help employees to work more efficiently. This…
Latest list of AI in government decision-making published
The government has published the latest set of public sector applications that use artificial intelligence (AI) or automation, in a bid to demonstrate algorithmic transparency. The algorithmic transparency records…
Conservative MP adds to calls for public inquiry over PSNI police spying
A court ruling that the Metropolitan Police and the Police Service of Northern Ireland unlawfully placed journalists under surveillance has led to renewed calls for a public inquiry into…
Driving government efficiency through better software and IT management
To truly deliver on the government's mandate for efficiency savings, ITAM must be viewed not as a tactical tool but as a strategic enabler. By embedding ITAM into financial planning…
Ofcom publishes Illegal Harms Codes of Practice
Online harms regulator Ofcom has published its first code of practice for tackling illegal harms under the Online Safety Act (OSA), giving businesses three months to prepare before enforcement…
Tribunal criticizes PSNI and Met Police for spying operation to identify journalists' sources
Two Belfast journalists were unlawfully placed under surveillance by two UK police forces, which spied on their phone communications and suspected confidential sources, a court has found. The Investigative…