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How IBM streamlined hundreds of legacy systems, shifted to a skills-first reward culture, and conquered the fear of failure ...

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New data indicates big variations in the extent to which AI is being used, and also in how well it’s being used ...

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From diversifying vendors to drafting incident response plans, businesses are applying lessons from the largest IT outage of all time – Crowdstrike ...

It used to be so simple. When the UK was part of the European Union, the nation’s small and medium-sized enterprises could send their goods to consumers in Europe with ease. Languishing in ...

Six in ten organisations are also deploying untested code. While accidental quality lapses were a major factor last year, respondents now report that development teams are knowingly pushing untested ...

Global shocks have exposed the vulnerability of traditional supply chains. But AI-driven decision making is helping businesses to build resilience in an era of continuous disruption.