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Computer Weekly ISSUE DATE: 16 July 2019

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DOWNLOAD THIS WEEK'S ISSUE FEATURED STORY A head for complex IT projects John Seglias, chief digital information officer at Defra – the government department most affected by Brexit – talks about digital transformation and carrying out one of the most complex projects in the public sector.

THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS Nursing NHS technology back to full health NHSX is the latest in a long line of organisations created to overhaul technology in the health service – can it make the difference this time? Its new CEO explains why it will. READ MORE → Whittard spills the tea on its technology The CFO and IT manager of British hot beverages brand Whittard discuss the firm’s investment in technology in a bid to modernise its infrastructure ahead of the business’s expansion into China. READ MORE → Rise in business-led IT spending has risks and opportunities Being a digital-leading business comes with many benefits, but lack of partnership between CIOs and business units can jeopardise progress. READ MORE → Choose tools to prevent communication overload In the final part of our buyer’s guide to enterprise social media, we look at how social media platforms can improve collaboration, but warn that business need to be careful not to swamp staff with messages. READ MORE → Bryan Glick, Editor in Chief DOWNLOAD THIS WEEK'S ISSUE

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