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18 August 2015

Will digital government remain on course?

In this week's Computer Weekly, the UK government's digital chief has announced his shock departure, but what will it mean for the future of digital public services? Dell went back to a private company two years ago – has it proved to be a successful move? And our latest buyer's guide looks at big data appliances. Read the issue now.

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What will happen to digital government when GDS chief Mike Bracken moves on?
by Clare McDonald
The government’s digital chief Mike Bracken has announced he will be leaving, raising concerns over the future of digital government
The IT supporting Finland’s Angry Birds 2
by Eeva Haaramo
The sequel to online game Angry Birds has been developed to withstand huge usage volumes, supported by scalable, cloud-based technology
Comparethemarket uses Cloudera to gain single view of customer data
by Brian McKenna
Price comparison site Comparethemarket has turned to Cloudera’s Hadoop distribution to get a better view of customer data from different channels. Doug Cutting, the father of Hadoop, explains

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