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How AI and digital transformation are game changers for the finance industry

By Ross Kelly last updated

Advances in generative AI technology are enabling financial services institutions to unlock marked efficiency benefits

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How is the public sector harnessing AI for good?

By George Fitzmaurice published

From hospital wait time reductions to automating admin processes, AI is being used to create an intelligent foundation that powers digital transformation and delivers real value for staff and customers alike

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How to build an intelligent foundation for the manufacturing sector

By Rene Millman published

Manufacturing's future hinges on harnessing the power of industrial digital intelligence, with solid foundations integrating AI, automation and the IoT to overcome challenges.​

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The role of ISPs in the connected world now and in the future

By Solomon Klappholz published

Presented by Huawei

The role of the ISP has grown precipitously as the world becomes increasingly reliant on staying connected, but they must now adapt to changing times…

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AI everywhere: What's new with 3CX V20 Update 5?

By ITPro published

Forget fluffy promises about what AI can do in the future: use it to help build better relationships with your customers – and drive sales – right now

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Addressing cybersecurity skills gaps in 2025

By Kate O'Flaherty published

In-depth The cybersecurity skills gap is widening, despite multiple initiatives to fill core roles – leaders must act to redress the balance

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Non-graduate tech experts on the importance of broad hiring practices

By Rich McEachran published

Case study As more companies prioritize skills over degrees, three successful non-graduates discuss why tech firms should hire those who haven’t gone down the traditional route of university

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Who is Yann LeCun?

By Nicole Kobie published

Meta's chief AI scientist Yann LeCun is an open source fan and FUD skeptic

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Did we all just forget diverse tech teams are successful ones?

By Ross Kelly published

Opinion Minority communities in tech need support now more than ever, because they won’t get it from execs following the anti-DEI trend

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Creating space for women in tech

By Rory Bathgate published

ITPro Podcast Tech's huge gender divide can only be tackled with more welcoming, proactive sectoral efforts

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