Final guidance on Schrems II ruling: Data from EU could be held up if a third country lets authorities access it
We're looking at you, Uncle Sam
21 Jun 2021 | 9
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Lindsay Clark has been writing about business technology for more than 20 years, starting at PC Week in the late 1990s. He went on to manage the news team at Computer Weekly in the early 2000s, the then gong-collecting staple of ITâs senior managers. His career was waylaid by music, which merited brief session appearances on BBC radio shows including those hosted by Mark Riley, Janice Long and âWhisperingâ Bob Harris. As a freelance journalist, he has written for The Financial Times, The Guardian and a list of B2B titles as long as your arm. He joined The Register in February 2020.
Graph DB slinger Neo4j secures $325m round of funding for $2bn valuation
Also touts sharded graph application running on 1,000 servers
17 Jun 2021 | 3
British Medical Association calls for clarity on patient deadline for opting out of NHS Digital's GP data grab
Did health service's tech arm give a cut-off date for doctors to process forms? Apparently not
16 Jun 2021 | 19
Up to £80m on the table in University of Nottingham's search for service provider to lace together IT support
Institution continues its digital makeover
16 Jun 2021 | 11
Tech contractor loses IR35 tribunal appeal: 'Right' to substitute didn't mean he could, say judges
Substitution's 'not a silver bullet' advisor says
15 Jun 2021 | 143
Of all the analytics firms in the world, why is Palantir getting its claws into UK health data?
Comment Parliamentary Science and Technology Committee asked health secretary Matt Hancock, but he wasn't much help
15 Jun 2021 | 48
Flush with cash: UK utility Southern Water names 13 winners who'll drink up £50m application deal
Firm provides fresh water and wastewater to millions of Brits
14 Jun 2021 | 3
UK's Government Digital Service extends contracts with Post Office and Digidentity for wobbly Verify ID system
Now they've got £5m to try to stop it falling over again
11 Jun 2021 | 8
Blue passports, French service provider: Atos bags £21m UK Passport Office deal
Plus ça change
11 Jun 2021 | 39
Snowflake agrees it's good to share... on its platform, while Databricks opts for a more vendor-neutral approach
Enterprise newcomer has its work cut out in the data marketplace field
10 Jun 2021 |
UK.gov finally proposes to police rogue umbrella companies but leaves questions unanswered
Show me the money! say campaigners hoping to stamp out nefarious practices
10 Jun 2021 | 5
UK.gov's new single enforcement body does not cover rogue umbrella companies, contractor campaigners complain
Why does it always... That's why. That's why it's raining on you
10 Jun 2021 | 15
'Vast majority of people' are onside with a data grab they know next to nothing about, reckons UK health secretary
Comment A day before THAT delay, Matt Hancock told MPs that 'citizens' own the data he'd instructed the health department to take by default
09 Jun 2021 | 86
UK government bows to pressure, agrees to delay NHS Digital grabbing the data of England's GP patients
What's that? Letting people know just weeks before was a bad idea?
08 Jun 2021 | 64
Proof-of-space cryptocurrency Chia triggers HDD sales boom in Europe
Residents near Western Digital, Seagate HQs deafened by popping of Champagne corks
08 Jun 2021 | 49
UK's Labour Party calls for delay to NHS Digital's GP data slurp until patients can be properly informed
Plus: National watchdog says pseudonymisation is data processing
07 Jun 2021 | 41
BMA and Royal College of GPs refuse to endorse NHS Digital's data grab from surgeries in England
BMA separately calls for a delay to the programme
04 Jun 2021 | 50
SAP's RISE 'yet to prove its worth in practice...' Key German user group offers giant a progress 'reality check'
Sapphire Now Analysts say S/4HANA upgrades remain sluggish, and users want to see things RISE shine before committing
04 Jun 2021 | 7
Microsoft subsidiary makes $314.73bn profit and pays no tax in Ireland – despite registering there
Forget Seattle, Microsoft 'Round Island One' lives in Bermuda
03 Jun 2021 | 32
SAP pushes supply chain solution at COVID-hit market as Sapphire Now bash begins
Sapphire Now Analyst: 'They need to blow up the obsolete Ariba engine first'
03 Jun 2021 |
Lack of clarity on RISE: Transformation, implementation and data management all roles for partners. 'So, what's SAP doing?'
Sapphire Now As Sapphire Now kicks off, users, SIs and analysts see unanswered questions
03 Jun 2021 | 2
Massive tech-for-British-schoolkids cash pot up for grabs as UK education buyers prep £140m agreement
It is Thursday and it's framework-tastic
03 Jun 2021 | 11
It's the UK contractor tax factor: IR35 outsiders gaining leverage in skills market, survey finds
New tax rules see a hike in use of umbrella companies - another can of worms
02 Jun 2021 | 18
NHS GP data grab: Royal College of General Practitioners urges health body to communicate better
We've kind of got a lot going on right now with vaccinating etc... maybe you could do the comms bit, huh?
01 Jun 2021 | 16
