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In this 14-page buyers guide, Computer Weekly looks at how the market is evolving, why the devil is in the detail when it comes to assessing whats missing from policies and what steps companies need to take when investing in an insurance package.

Taiwanese cloud and AI startup CloudMile keeps its billing transparent and provides round-the-clock support to build trust with customers as it grows its business in Southeast Asia.

Caroline Donnelly, Clare McDonald and Brian McKenna discuss the CW IT sustainability think-tank, the launch of the Most Influential Women in UK Technology 2022 list, and Lambeth Council in the cloud.

Infrastructure and Project Authority’s annual report ranks HMRC’s £300m datacentre migration as “unachievable”, but – ahead of publication – it appears the organisation has had a change of heart.

IT services supplier will act as strategic delivery partner for the Home Office’s plans to modernise and join up UK law enforcement’s digital capabilities.

When the Post Office’s lie about the Horizon system failed to silence subpostmaster critics, it took more extreme measures, say victims of the scandal.

Meta details its approach to protecting and promoting human rights, but civil society groups say the company has failed to grapple with the human rights risks associated with its own business model

Umbrella industry stakeholders weigh-up the financial implications of a Supreme Court ruling, which could pave the way for IT contractors to submit back-dated claims for holiday pay

In this weeks Computer Weekly, we get the inside track on Russias disinformation operations attempting to spread propaganda and cyber threats about the invasion of Ukraine. Our new buyers guide looks at customer and employee experience management. And we assess 10 top Kubernetes backup suppliers. Read the issue now.

Guys & St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust said it is working "around the clock" to restore the IT systems affected by the extreme temperatures seen in the UK this week