Martin Veitch
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Enterprise IT
The data plumbing for real-time machine learning is becoming more accessible
"It extracts the most relevant data so you only compute what’s necessary"
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Enterprise IT
One to Watch: VictoriaMetrics – The story of a startup from Ukraine
This is the story of a young company seeking success, and it is a familiar story in many ways. Bright…
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Enterprise IT
Nuance is taking ChatGPT to the contact centre: Redmond’s buyout looks canny
Voice Assistant, can you say ‘Kismet’? Turns out that when Microsoft completed its deal to buy Nuance Communications a little…
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Enterprise IT
Lenovo’s Global CIO Arthur Hu on working two jobs and coming up via the helpdesk
“You’re right, I need a new agent!” quips Arthur Hu, a man who since April 2022 combines the role of…
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Enterprise IT
Summer School offers a glimpse of Narnia as CDO role evolves
At the end of June, over 400 prospective heads of data will gather, virtually, for the sixth annual online Carruthers…
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Enterprise IT
Finastra’s Chief Innovation Officer: “The AI revolution is here and I’m super optimistic”
Shuki Licht is impressed with the pace of innovation in LLMs
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Policy
Fracture: A taster of IT guru Jerry Fishenden’s plan to fix state IT
Jerry Fishenden lays out his vision of how to fix digital government in his new book, Fracture...
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Policy
Blair: Digital ID could help UK move to “proactive” service delivery
A powerful, cross-party axis between Labour and Conservative former leaders could put digital identity cards back on the table. The…
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Enterprise IT
Everything you read about Dell and the death of the PC is wrong
The recent news that Dell is to make 6,650 staff redundant (about 5% of its workforce) led to predictable blame…
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Enterprise IT
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…
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