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Why one of the world's best hospitals is using AI to understand when things go wrong

‘Extreme transparency’ is helping clinical teams at Karolinska University Hospital to deliver some of the best outcomes in the world. Gunnar Sandersjöö, head of the largest trauma centre in Sweden, explains the mechanisms behind a relentless pursuit of quality.

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Half of C-suite say data is out of date by the time it reaches them

IT teams urged to resolve ‘data delays’ as UK executives struggle to access and use relevant business data.

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GenAI not production-ready?

Architectural challenges are holding UK organisations back - with just 24% citing having sufficient governance to implement GenAI.

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AI tops decision-makers' priorities

Skillsoft has released its 2024 IT Skills and Salary Report. Based on insights from more than 5,100 global IT decision-makers and professionals, the annual report examines the state of the IT industry and highlights the growing need for workforce upskilling and reskilling to keep pace with...

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Diversity in tech is on the up – but there’s still more to be done

Talent and training partner, mthree, which supports major global tech, banking, and business...

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ASDA and ServiceNow expand collaboration to enhance employee and customer experiences

Now Platform unites ASDA’s operations across Technology, Customer, Finance, and Employee...

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Quest Research identifies emerging data intelligence strategies

The 2024 State of Data Intelligence Report finds companies struggling with AI governance more than...

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Two-fifths of IT professionals blame the ‘skills gap’ for new hire struggles

Over a quarter (26%) have already turned to outsourcing as a solution.

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Less than half of digital initiatives are successful

On average, only 48% of digital initiatives meet or exceed business outcome targets, according to...

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Atos Sustainable Workplace research finds device lifespan can double while still delighting users

Research unveils data-driven, condition-based device refresh approach, supported by...

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Fortune 500 companies to shift $500 billion from energy opex to microgrids through 2027

Gartner, Inc. predicts that through 2027, Fortune 500 companies will shift $500 billion from energy...

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Half of C-suite want to ‘completely overhaul’ how they use data

2025 will see UK businesses undertake a major shake up of their IT and data practices, new research...

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UK positioned bottom of leaderboard for long-term sustainability strategies

Study sees UK businesses placed lowest of ten countries for multi-year sustainability planning,...

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More than three-quarters of UK office workers don’t use AI

70% of UK decision-makers place strong trust in AI technologies, but the vast majority (83%) are...

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Half of all employees are Shadow AI users

Software AG has found that half of all employees are using Shadow AI (i.e. non-company issued AI...

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Videos

In this discussion, Marie Hargraves, Principal Crisis Advisor at Semperis, explores how organisations can move beyond firefighting to build true cyber resilience. She explores how fragmented communication,...
Oskar Lampe, Regional Director at BCS Consultancy, discusses how supply chain disruption, material shortages and rising costs are creating new challenges for data centre construction projects.
Jon North, Area VP, Enterprise Architecture and Partner Enablement at NinjaOne, discusses how organisations are moving away from fragmented toolsets toward consolidated IT operations platforms. He explores the...
Dame Dawn Childs, the new CEO of nLighten, shares her excitement at joining the team at nLighten at such a pivotal time for both the company and the broader digital infrastructure sector. She sees a major...

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