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19 December 2017

Navigating through digital change

In this week’s Computer Weekly, IT leaders share the lessons learned and discuss best practice in digital transformation. We find out how SAP is addressing customer concerns about its indirect licensing policies. And we assess whether SME IT suppliers are making headway in selling to government CIOs. Read the issue now.

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Features in this issue

The digital transformation journey – four IT leaders share the lessons learned
by Mark Samuels
CIOs discussed the best practices in driving digital change at the recent Gartner Symposium event in Barcelona
SAP and customers still in cockpit of debate about indirect licensing
by Brian McKenna
SAP and the UK & Ireland SAP user group have been thrashing out the topic of indirect licensing in 2017. Is there an amicable settlement in sight?
Government IT contracts: Are the new kids taking over the block?
by Lis Evenstad
A new breed of SME supplier is challenging the reported status quo on government contracts and replacing the usual suspects. However, with distractions such as Brexit and GDPR, can David really take on Goliath?

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The digital transformation journey – four IT leaders share the lessons learned

SAP and customers still in cockpit of debate about indirect licensing

Government IT contracts: Are the new kids taking over the block?

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AI in ITSM equals 'service intelligence' -- ITSM's next frontier

Lottery.com eyeing blockchain for charity games to boost transparency

Why AI for social good is a thing

Equifax breach report highlights multiple security failures

Second Google+ data exposure leads to earlier service shutdown

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