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Computer Weekly Editors Blog
Computer Weekly\'s editor gives a personal perspective on the biggest issues in technology and IT strategy.
November 2013
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A new focus on training is needed to tackle transition to a digital economy
- Editor in chief 29 Nov 2013 -
The new vocabulary of IT leadership
- Editor in chief 21 Nov 2013 -
Those deleted Tory speeches - how technology holds politics to account
- Editor in chief 15 Nov 2013
There is an emerging sense of fear around the effect that the digital revolution is going to have on jobs.Recently there has been a swathe of articles and surveys warning of an impending jobs ...
Surrounded by rapid changes in the technology environment - what with cloud, mobile, big data and all the other topical industry buzzwords - the vocabulary of IT leaders has shifted noticeably in ...
It was only two weeks ago that I wrote a post on this blog titled "The risky politics of open government", highlighting the expectations placed upon any prime minister who declares his ...
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What is the public interest in Universal Credit IT?
- Editor in chief 08 Nov 2013 -
Universal Credit - now the role of IT suppliers must come under scrutiny
- Editor in chief 06 Nov 2013
Here's a question for you to ponder: What is the public interest in Universal Credit, the government's flagship welfare reform programme?My guess is that the public would be very interested to know ...
It is increasingly likely the government will have to write-off most, if not all, of the £303m spent so far on developing IT to support Universal Credit. Multiple sources told Computer Weekly that ...