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In this week's Computer Weekly, we talk to the Office for National Statistics about the important role data plays in the battle against Covid-19. We also look at the speedy deployment of the Scottish contact-tracing app and report on a discussion about the UK government's delayed response to its digital identity consultation. Read the issue now.
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In this review of the top Computer Weekly articles focused on IT in ASEAN, we look at Ascend Money's adoption of OpenShift, Go-Jek's experience with the cloud and Singapore's approach to the internet-of-things, among other developments.
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If it can't be measured, it can't be managed. Telemetry on applications and IT infrastructure are key to keeping applications running optimally and reducing unplanned downtime. Beyond using telemetry data to respond to abnormal events, historical data analysis can reveal more systemic issues. In this e-guide we look at trends in APM.
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To get a solid understanding of how to use blockchain in an enterprise setting, CIOs must first grasp how a unit of value in a transaction moves from party A to party B. This infographic details how blockchain works from transaction initiation, through verification, all the way to delivery.
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There is no single answer to the question of how to run applications independent of the underlying hardware. In this e-guide, we explore options for application virtualisation.
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In this e-guide we take a close look at some of the latest trends in cloud application development, with in-depth interviews with the likes of Cloud Foundry and Pivotal, and find out how one public sector organisation is tapping into all these ideas in their quest for efficiency.
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Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), an IT analyst firm owned by Computer Weekly publisher TechTarget, has published research about generative AI (GenAI) enterprise use cases that shows the concept ranking higher than sustainability and cloud migration as a strategic priority for enterprise IT globally.
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If there is one certainty in IT, it is that at some point, every shiny new application will become legacy. The tech sector is driven by a fast cadence of innovation, which means that last year's "must have" phenomenon quickly becomes stale and out-of-date. In this e-guide, we explore the different approaches to modernising outdated IT systems.
EGUIDE:
There is no single answer to the question of how to run applications independent of the underlying hardware. In this e-guide, we explore options for application virtualisation.
