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Published: 29 April 2021 In this new section, our readers can look forward to key updates from HR solution providers - from new product developments or launches, to industry moves and shake-ups. ServiceNow launches Quebec release for Now platform ServiceNow has unveiled the Now Platform Quebec release, introducing solutions that will better connect employees to the resources and tools they need while working from anywhere, such as: Universal Request provides employees with a single ser...

Solidatus Hires Former HSBC Global Chief Data Officer Lorraine Waters As Companys First CDO Date 28/04/2021 Today Solidatus, the leader in metadata management software, announces its hire of Lorraine Waters as its first Chief Data Officer.  Waters joins as a globally-recognized, award-winning industry leader in her field, following various roles within HSBC, spanning Chief Data Officer for Global Compliance, Financial Crime and Regulatory Compliance, Interim Chief Data Officer (US), and G...

18.12 15 Apr 2021 The online portal for the vaccine rollout for 60-69 year olds is open, but its been criticised by some for being clunky and cumbersome. Katherine OKeefe, Director of training at Castlebridge and co-author of their book on Data Ethics explained why a system like this takes 39 steps, and the kind of information that it will provide the HSE.  Sheila was one of those who logged on soon after 10am, and she described her experience with the system.

Data Matters Latest Blog Posts Related Content Data lake storage: Cloud vs on-premise data lakes CIO interview: Laura Dawson, CIO, London School of Economics Download Current Issue It has been fashionable for the past several years to invoke the term “artificial intelligence” as a ritual bath for the use of IT in healthcare. And while a level of hype can be taken with a pinch of salt in advanced economies like those of the UK, the US, and China, should we not be more alert to it whe...

Data-driven innovation needs trustworthy governance The pandemic has given us a glimpse of what data-driven technology can do for society – and we cannot go back to the status quo Share this item with your network: By Published: 11 Mar 2021 Data-driven innovation has the potential to transform our society and economy. Data-driven technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), can be harnessed to help us tackle complex challenges, from climate change to levelling up the UK’s region...

Cybercriminals seem to behave differently depending on the age and gender of the owner of the Facebook accounts they hack into

Financial institutions should consider appointing AI officers Crypto AM Parliamentary Special, with Lord Holmes of Richmond MBE Part Two of Five I have pleasure in penning Day Two’s thoughts on the Financial Services Bill, currently making its way through the House of Lords. Today, I want to set out my hopes for the bill in relation to Artificial Intelligence [AI]. AI is already pervasive across so many aspects of our lives, including financial services. AI will be key in ho...

Hybrid working, diversity progress – Computer Weekly Downtime Upload podcast By Related Podcasts Listen to this podcast In this episode of the Computer Weekly Downtime Upload podcast, Caroline Donnelly, Clare McDonald and Brian McKenna discuss hybrid working, progress in diversity and data in healthcare In this episode of the Computer Weekly Downtime Upload podcast, Caroline Donnelly, Clare McDonald and Brian McKenna discuss hybrid working, the condition of diversity and inclusion prog...

Trustworthy data governance will unlock innovation, research suggests The CDEI has published new research on the use of AI and data-driven technology in the UK’s COVID-19 response, highlighting insights into public attitudes, as well as trends it has identified. From: 5 March 2021 A major new CDEI poll finds that the public believe digital technology has a role to play in tackling the pandemic, but its potential is not being fully realised. Public support for greater use of digital techno...

Innovation underpinned by trustworthy governance, says CDEI Public support for greater use of digital technologies such as AI depends on how much trust people have in its governance, says report Share this item with your network: By Published: 05 Mar 2021 10:28 Trustworthy governance of new digital technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) is needed to ensure public support for their adoption, the UK’s Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation (CDEI) has warned. To evaluate the publi...