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From fragmented to unified: why interoperability is key to integrated healthcare
Interoperability is the crucial factor that will allow different digital systems within healthcare to become fully integrated. Here's why.
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Overcoming barriers to unlock data value
It's easy to assume that owning huge amounts of data will lead to better insights, but there's no guarantee your business can unlock its value. Here's why.
Salesforce Connected Vehicle app promises “more personalised driver experiences” (and more ways to make money from drivers)
Salesforce has unveiled Connected Vehicle, an app enabling vehicle manufacturers to bring extra connected car functionality to their products
Rethinking data collaboration
In this opinion piece, Ellison Anne Williams explains why Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs) stand out as data collaboration enablers
Dr Ellison Anne Williams, CEO of Enveil: “Stopping every breach is virtually impossible; ensuring protection for your sensitive data is not”
We interview Dr Ellison Anne Williams, CEO of Enveil - a Privacy Enhancing Technology company focused on protecting data while it’s being used or processed.
Nicky Watson, Founder and Chief Architect of Cassie: “Technologies are only as good as the data used to drive them”
We interview Nicky Watson, Founder and Chief Architect of Cassie, a solution that allows companies to take proper advantage of legally acquired data
Salesforce’s Einstein Copilot now available on Tableau
Salesforce's Einstein Copilot is spreading its wings - the generative AI assistant is now available as part of Tableau.
Nvidia unveils Blackwell superchip to create the world’s fastest AI platform
How Nvidia's new AI chip can power a platform that's 30x faster than its current top model - and the companies who are lining up to buy it
When do businesses need to store data in their own country?
The increased regulations around data sovereignty mean it’s more important than ever to think about where business information is stored. James Morris explains how to navigate the murky waters of globalised data.
FinInsight enters the sentiment analysis space at CES
FinInsight, a company that has made its name in Korea, is launching a sentiment analysis solution. We spoke to them at CES 2024.
Nicholas Kontopoulos, VP of Marketing APJ at Twilio: “In 2024, AI will be like giving B2B marketing a sixth sense”
A chef's son with business dreams, it was an unexpected journey that led Nicholas Kontopoulos to become VP of Marketing APJ at Twilio. He shares his story in this Dust or Magic interview.
How to remove personal information from the internet
Your personal information could be for sale on the dark web right now. Fear not, here's how to remove it from the internet.
AWS makes it cheaper to store little-used data with EFS Archive
Amazon introduces new storage class that makes it cheaper to store rarely used files
Nvidia makes the world’s most expensive Teams call
Nvidia Teams call accidentally reveals employee had stolen data
Shaun Meredith, CEO of Omnic Data: “We help the world’s 3.2 billion gamers activate their superpowers”
Shaun Meredith is the Co-Founder and CEO of Omnic Data, his fifth startup. Here, he shares lessons from the two failures and explains the opportunity his company has seized.
Gabi Steele, CEO of Preql: “Take bigger swings, you’ve already proven you can do this”
Gabi Steele is the Co-Founder and CEO of Preql, a data tool for creating and managing metrics without writing SQL. Here, she shares Preql's story so far.
Omotenashi in digital customer engagement: openness and sincerity through first-party data
At first glance, the link between data marketing and the Japanese hospitality principles of omotenashi aren't obvious. Bensen Koh explains why it shows how digital customer engagement should be done.
Top tech companies in Edinburgh
Famous worldwide for many reasons, perhaps it's time we add another... its tech scene! Here are some of the top tech companies in Edinburgh.
Troubled WANdisco rebrands as Cirata
Scandal-hit British software company tries to shed its past by rebranding as Cirata.
Dropbox ends unlimited storage, blames crypto miners
Dropbox imposes fixed limits on business accounts, blaming abusive customers.