A lack of strong leadership is stifling UK public sector digital transformation
Senior leaders lack understanding of digital change, and this is holding projects back, says a new report. Better training could help solve the issue.
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Towards the quantum internet
The foundations are being laid for distributing quantum computing on a global scale.
How the pandemic gave cybercriminals the advantage
Lockdown disrupted the traditional model of cybersecurity. Hybrid working is breaking it completely.
The UK government is pouring venture capital money into the tech sector post-Brexit
Treasury investment could help fuel the industry's growth, but represents a high-risk use of taxpayer funds.
The global chip shortage could be here to stay
Unless the semiconductor industry evolves, the ongoing chip shortage that brought production lines to a halt could be a sign of things to come.
Ministry of Defence CIO on building ‘game-changing’ digital capabilities
MoD CIO Charles Forte discussed creating a 'digital foundry' for the UK's armed forces at New Statesman Media Group's CIO Town Hall Live.
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Marshall Aerospace CTO: How to digitally transform during a pandemic
"People recognise that there is a need to accelerate the digital roadmap."
Why major UK government IT programmes fail and cost the taxpayer billions
"Transparency and honesty" required on major programmes, warns National Audit Office.
How retailers are fending off Amazon this Christmas
The prospect of a Christmas lockdown looms over much of the northern hemisphere. Retailers are scrambling to prepare for a digital Christmas.
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Home-working fatigue is driving interest in ‘hub and spoke’ offices
Homeworkers do not miss the commute but they do miss face-to-face collaboration. Smaller offices in satellite towns may be the answer.
