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Computer Weekly ISSUE DATE: 5 March 2019

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DOWNLOAD THIS WEEK'S ISSUE FEATURED STORY Bank of England to migrate from core system with a one-off big bang The Bank of England will migrate from its current 23-year-old core settlement system with a big bang migration before the end of 2025 in an effort to modernise its way of working.

THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS The rise of DevSecOps The increasing complexity of security threats is leading enterprises to DevSecOps approaches, so that all of the business is involved in security operations.  READ MORE → Structured data and its storage needs Structured data is declining as a proportion of all data, but it is vitally important to organisations. READ MORE → Downtime deterrent: Trustpilot deploys infrastructure as code to prevent outages Online reviews site Trustpilot has a huge global readership. Its site reliability engineering manager, Morten Reinholdt Boelskifte, explains how his team ensures its services are always on when users need them. READ MORE → MoneySuperMarket cashes in on DataOps During a London data science popup meeting, we caught up with MoneySuperMarket.com’s analytics head, Harvinder Atwal, who described the price comparison website’s approach to making the best use of data. READ MORE → Bryan Glick, Editor in Chief DOWNLOAD THIS WEEK'S ISSUE

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