Enterprise IT
Whether you work with technology as a CIO or developer, at a software provider, in government, defence, pharmaceuticals, or at a bank, we are all swimming in the waters of the same global macroeconomic environment; the conditions of local tributaries may vary, but the outlook for tech in 2023 will
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"How did she work this fast-paced turnaround of a failing programme?"
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The UK’s Ministry of Defence (MOD) has signed a £75 million deal with Palantir to help it “exploit data at scale and speed to make faster, better decisions” in a three-year partnership led by Defence Digital. (Led by CIO Charles Forte, Defence Digital is "responsible for making sure
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Micron is cutting spending on memory chip fabrication by 50% in 2023 and slashing 10% of its workforce, or some 5,000 jobs, with the semiconductor firm’s CEO Sanjay Mehrotra warning the memory market is facing “the most severe imbalance between supply and demand in both DRAM and NAND
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Lloyds has hired ING CTO Ron van Kemenade as COO. Starting June 2023 he will lead a new technology and data strategy at Britain’s biggest domestic bank, under new CEO Charlie Nunn – who joined from HSBC in 2021. The hire comes as Lloyds said that it is exploring the
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The move comes under huge pressure on sovereignty from EU policy makers
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The CDO will join new CIO Jay Mahanand in leading transformational work...
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A 23% staff turnover in product is a warning sign...
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Security researchers at Juniper Threat Labs say they have identified previously undocumented malware targeting VMware ESXi servers that is notable for its “simplicity, persistence and capabilities.” VMware’s ESXi is a bare metal hypervisor that is widely deployed in large enterprises to run software virtually, from applications to fully emulated
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Two will co-develop new analytics services, migrate data infrastructre to Azure
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Private Equity house Thoma Bravo will buy supply chain software company Coupa for $8 billion including debt, or $81 a share – moving in after the Nasdaq-listed company tumbled from its 2021 highs of over $360 per share. Not all shareholders will be happy. Morgan Stanley analysts led by Keith Weiss
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Army 365 migration completed