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ISSUE DATE: 11 February 2019 TOP STORIES Build strategic artificial intelligence, but buy for lower research and development risk There is no shortcut to creating an AI-empowered business, but it is expected that 10% of all IT spending will be on artificial intelligence by 2025. READ MORE → Australia’s defence department keeps old PCs out of landfills Australia’s Department of Defence has wiped and repurposed more than 110,000 old PCs, and processed a further 90,000 devices, such as monitors, printers and servers, instead of sending them to landfill sites. READ MORE → Mumsnet denies ‘thousands’ affected by software glitch-induced data breach Parenting advice site Mumsnet moves to clear up reports that thousands of users have been affected by its recent data breach. READ MORE → ADVERTISEMENT

IN DEPTH A guide to choosing cloud-based security services Cloud-based security services can help organisations with a growing cloud footprint to reduce cost and address the manpower crunch in cyber security. READ MORE → How IT leaders can build great relationships with marketing leaders Experts dish out their advice on how to work better together with their marketing peers to deliver a high-quality customer experience. READ MORE → New audiovisual connections enhance the learning experience Being open and inclusive to individual sensory needs as well as diverse technology choices means adopting a flexible approach to AV infrastructure. READ MORE → IT misaligned with business’ appetite for data A recent pop event at Lloyds Bank in London hosted by DominoData has highlighted one of the age-old ailments of IT. It is the illness of being misaligned with the business. READ MORE →

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