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ODI mines open data in a bid to improve fitness, "social prescribing"

ODI mines open data in a bid to improve fitness, "social prescribing"

The Open Data Institute is combining with UK sporting and health bodies to do for fitness what has already happened in fields from banking to travel. That is, using open data for greater accessibility, more opportunities for customers… and in this case taking some weight off increasingly pressured health services.

Much-travelled CIO David Ivell is on a mission to help teachers support children with behaviour challenges

Much-travelled CIO David Ivell is on a mission to help teachers support children with behaviour challenges

"There’s work to keep the IT wheels on but it’s a small part of the role..."

Google unveils ChatGPT rival “Bard” – could put it in front of billions, as AI wars heat up

Google unveils ChatGPT rival “Bard” – could put it in front of billions, as AI wars heat up

Don't bet against the company with 90%+ search engine market share.

Digital policy veteran Jerry Fishenden: We need our "digital mojo" back

Digital policy veteran Jerry Fishenden: We need our "digital mojo" back

"I want to stimulate debate about how we can rediscover and re-energise" digital ambitions

BT's CDIO continues to tackle technical debt with mainframe migration plan

BT's CDIO continues to tackle technical debt with mainframe migration plan

Big Iron applications to be retired or refactored in a bid to save £17m/year

Pentagon starts testing "secret" Office 365 at IL6

Pentagon starts testing "secret" Office 365 at IL6

The US Department of Defense has started user testing for a new “Office 365 classified cloud”, days after Microsoft took its new Office 365 Government Secret cloud to general availability (GA). Tests at this high classification level coms months after the US Army decommissioned a legacy email system with four

Is Apple revving up for a foldable iPad next year?

Is Apple revving up for a foldable iPad next year?

iPad's alone generated $7.2 billion for Apple last quarter

Civil servants trying to bring investment to the UK don't have an adequate CRM system

Civil servants trying to bring investment to the UK don't have an adequate CRM system

DIT staff having to resort to "manual workarounds..."

Intel posts one of its worst losses ever, as sales plummet

Intel posts one of its worst losses ever, as sales plummet

"Macro headwinds" drive Intel to second-worst quarterly performance on record

Ubuntu Pro is GA: 10 years' support for OS, optional support for 23k packages

Ubuntu Pro is GA: 10 years' support for OS, optional support for 23k packages

Welcome stability for users and a canny move by Canonical

The API economy continues to boom – as aviation API hub goes live

The API economy continues to boom – as aviation API hub goes live

Security testing remains exceptionally low however...

5 key takeaways from Microsoft’s earnings

5 key takeaways from Microsoft’s earnings

CapEx, a cloud slowdown, and more...

Job of the Week: Chief Data Officer, NASA

Job of the Week: Chief Data Officer, NASA

No spacesuit experience needed...

Microsoft fires 10,000, invests $10bn in 375-person OpenAI

Microsoft fires 10,000, invests $10bn in 375-person OpenAI

Days after laying off over 10,000 people, Microsoft has invested a reported $10 billion in OpenAI -- a company with just 375 staff -- as Artificial Intelligence applications start to go mainstream Microsoft said it would move to “deploy OpenAI’s models across our consumer and enterprise products and

Digital sovereignty and data: What are the challenges we face?

Digital sovereignty and data: What are the challenges we face?

There’s a sea change underway around the world with how companies and individuals think about the collection and usage of personal information and behavioral data, writes Josh Koenig, Co-Founder, Pantheon. “Data is the new oil” used to mean a lucrative resource for businesses and breezy convenience, via low petrol

After 20 years at Google, there were no flowers, no card, and no goodbye

After 20 years at Google, there were no flowers, no card, and no goodbye

Ruthless mechanistic efficiency rules in "Squid Game" firings...

This UK government CDIO role has a salary of £54k: We're a little dismayed

This UK government CDIO role has a salary of £54k: We're a little dismayed

A Chief Digital and Information Officer (CDIO) role in a UK government agency is being advertised with the startling low salary for a C-suite position of £54,551-£62,118 – even as it eyes ambitious digital transformation. The CDIO at the Vehicle Certification Agency will be responsible for leading a

Global IT spending to hit $4.5 trillion in 2023

Global IT spending to hit $4.5 trillion in 2023

Pressure on CIOs to help leaders reinvent businesses is mounting

HashiCorp CTO Armon Dadgar on infrastructure automation, developer friction, and open source

HashiCorp CTO Armon Dadgar on infrastructure automation, developer friction, and open source

Hashicorp CTO and co-founder Armon Dadgar spent the summers of 2009 and 2010 as a software production intern for Amazon. Now, a little more than a decade later, he helps steer a successful open source company with a net retention rate of 134% and nearly 4,000 customers; several of

New Microsoft Defender rule DELETES Windows apps on Friday 13

New Microsoft Defender rule DELETES Windows apps on Friday 13

IT admins were left scrambling to detect if they had been hit by an unknown virus on Friday 13, after Windows applications vanished from the Start menu and taskbar on computers globally following what appears to have been a botched Windows Defender rule triggering chaos for thousands of users globally.