World Rugby turns to Domo and data analytics to tackle concussion risk
Rugby union is an extremely physical sport comprised of crunching tackles, rucks, scrums, mauls and line outs contested by enormous athletes.
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Domo founder declares IPO a success, downplays cash burn concerns
Domo has had mixed fortunes since it went public in June 2018, surpassing analyst expectations but maintaining a high burn rate.
BT's Openreach uses Qlik analytics to halve ethernet installation times
BT subsidiary Openreach has halved the time taken to install the ethernet circuits used by schools and hospitals after rolling out Qlik's data analytics tools to its engineering managers.
UK parliamentary committee calls for new 'Digital Authority' to coordinate tech regulation
The UK's House of Lords Communications Committee has called for a new regulatory framework for tech, including a new 'Digital Authority' that will coordinate existing regulators and make recommendations for regulation changes.
UK hospital turns to HeartFlow’s AI software to fight CHD
Coronary heart disease (CHD) is the second most common cause of death in England and Wales and a condition that afflicts around 2.3 million people in the UK, but diagnosis of the disease is often complex and invasive.
Mega Microsoft migration: 161,000 employees prepare for Office 365 and Windows 10
NHS Scotland is bringing together more than 100 different computer systems and 161,000 employees onto Microsoft's Office 365 and Windows 10.
Data science and AI set for growth in 2019
Data science became the highest-paid IT profession in 2018, and is set for further growth as the tools and techniques become more accessible.
Deep-sea explorers turn to Dell to power fleet of intelligent vessels
The ocean covers more than 70 percent of the Earth's surface but 95 percent of it remains unexplored.
UK MPs call for a cyber security minister to defend critical infrastructure
A UK parliamentary committee has urged the government to appoint a dedicated cyber security minister to help protect the country's critical national infrastructure (CNI).
Workday CEO outlines plans to take on ERP giants, Oracle and SAP
Workday is transitioning from an HR and business finance software suite into a full ERP platform as it aims to compete with Oracle and SAP.
FIFA hacked: further embarrassment for football's governing body
The computer systems of FIFA have been hacked once again and the football federation is braced for more damaging leaks of confidential information.
AB InBev moves to Talend to streamline IT estate and free up data science talent
AB InBev has grown from a medieval abbey brewery in southern Belgium into the world's largest beer maker through a series of mergers and acquisitions that left it with a sprawling estate of IT systems spanning 27 different ERP systems and more than 20 Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL) tools.
Oracle launches digital assistant that can integrate multiple apps
Oracle has unveiled the new Oracle Digital Assistant, an AI-powered chatbot that companies can use to quickly build their own personalised virtual assistants with conversational interfaces and built-in machine learning to understand interactions.
Oracle cofounder Larry Ellison slams AWS for security, cost and performance
Oracle cofounder and CTO Larry Ellison was in typically combative form for his OpenWorld keynote address yesterday, taking the fight to cloud computing market leader Amazon Web Services (AWS) and talking up Oracle's Generation 2 Cloud as a dramatically cheaper alternative, complete with superior performance and security.
Huawei launches machine learning microchips to power new AI strategy
Huawei has unveiled an AI strategy and a portfolio of supporting products built on two new microchips, designed for a range of deployment scenarios.