Tuesday, October 16, 2018

In this week's issue: Drilling into AI at Shell

FEATURED STORY

AI and machine learning help to power Shell’s multi-decade digital transition
Digital transformation is a multi-decade process for Shell, with artificial intelligence giving the oil and gas giant new opportunities to ramp up the productivity of its workforce, as CTO Yuri Sebregts explains.

THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS

Netherlands gives details of Russian cyber attack on chemical weapons watchdog
Four Russian intelligence officials were expelled from the Netherlands after an attempted hack on the global chemical weapons watchdog, and the Dutch government has been open about the detail.
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Food industry gets a taste for blockchain
Blockchain systems for food and drink are proving their value, with use in tuna fishing, fresh food supply and ecologically sound food sourcing.
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Digital transformation ensures a clean bill of health for Allianz Worldwide Care
Marcella Flood, head of digital transformation at Allianz Worldwide Care, discusses how the company is dealing with legacy systems while working on a data-led transformation that is underpinned by standards.
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Chromebooks and G Suite – a good working alternative
In the final part of our buyer’s guide to the future of collaboration, we look at Chromebooks as collaboration clients, both in Google-oriented and mixed-platform environments.
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Bryan Glick, Editor in Chief
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