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Interview: Dominic Redmond, group CIO, PageGroup

The recruitment firm’s IT chief is looking to use data-enabled technologies, including automation and artificial intelligence, to enhance workplace activities and boost employee productivity
SAP user group chair warns of AI low-hanging fruit risks

UK and Ireland SAP User Group Connect 2025 conference kicks off with a warning about economic uncertainty and AI misselling
UK full-fibre overtakes FTTC for first time

Study finds FTTP connectivity in the UK now mainstream with competition intensifying, but with pricing and operational models facing increasing pressure, raising questions about business sustainability
Mandatory digital ID paves way for surveillance and exclusion

It is currently unclear how the UK’s government’s proposed mandatory digital ID scheme will help with its stated goal of curbing illegal migration and working
SASE, SD-WAN evolve as firms look to unified network security

Research confirms trend that software-defined wide-area network implementations are increasingly tied to security, with the continual rise of cyber security incidents worldwide only accelerating this dynamic
Hong Kong FWA services market set for 9.6% growth

Special administrative region sees increase in fixed wireless access market being driven by extensive 5G network coverage and local operators’ efforts to expand FWA services and position it as an alternative to traditional fibre broadband services

Interview: Mariano Albera, CTO Checkout.com

Checkout.com’s CTO has spent most of his career in the e-commerce industry – and now he is applying what he learned to the finance sector that serves it
A framework for software development self-service

Keeping software developers happy is an essential ingredient in IT project success. Developer self-service is the way forward, but with guardrails
Can business software empower rather than control workers?

Acclaim Autism is a US organisation that has increased employee task discretion, with an increase in insurance approvals by using AI – but worker autonomy is declining across the UK

Adaptavist: Why culture is king for successful self-service developer tools- CW Developer Network

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Matt Saunders, VP DevOps, Adaptavist. It's becoming more widely accepted that any organisation with a large number of ... Continue Reading
Digitate on AI Workflows: The next frontier in enterprise automation- CW Developer Network

How intelligent orchestration platforms are reshaping enterprise operations - and redefining the employee experience. Author: Efrain Ruh, regional CTO, Digitate... Workflow platforms have long ... Continue Reading
Self-service tools - Sonatype: The unseen risks lurking inside the platform- CW Developer Network

Mitun Zavery, regional vice president at Sonatype says that there are "unseen risks" lurking inside self-service developer platforms. Zavery suggests that self-service platforms are now standard ... Continue Reading
Giving ourselves the chance to lead the AI race, and stay ethical too- Data Matters

This is a guest blog post by Denas Grybauskas, Chief Governance and Strategy Officer at Oxylabs. Within the UK and Europe more broadly, many companies developing AI are having to balance an ... Continue Reading

Protecting the defenders: Addressing cyber's burnout crisis

The Computer Weekly Security Think Tank considers the burdens and responsibilities that accompany the role of chief information security officer, and share guidance on how to navigate a challenging career path.
How Australian governments can advance AI innovation

To overcome AI adoption challenges, every government department must now develop a formal strategy that puts governance, trust and measurable value at its core
Save money and carbon: The rise of the minimalist CIO

With the link between IT over-consumption and carbon emissions now firmly established, analyst house Gartner sets out how CIOs can counter this trend by taking a more "minimalist" stance on IT projects and spend