ERP Today • 8th August 2022

Deepfake data will mean real money in finance – but reality is key

This summer saw the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) wind down a consultation into the use of synthetic data in financial services. The initiative, launched in March for the attention of both incumbents and start-ups, was to understand industry views on the potential for synthetic data to support financial innovation, the requirements to be an effective tool, as well as potential limitations and risks.

ERP Today • 4th August 2022

Netflix and chill on the Mega-Deal?

Microsoft recently announced it was teaming up with Netflix as its ad partner, and it wasn’t long before pundits began predicting Redmond would eventually buy the streaming giant.

ERP Today • 11th July 2022

HPE esports deal is more about data than anything meta

The end of June saw Hewlett Packard Enterprise take over the Mecca of card games and games of chance, Las Vegas, with the grand affair of its annual Discover conference.

ERP Today Magazine • 14th June 2022

Young professionals are keeping office space alive

Despite all the hype about remote work, Big Tech is still clearly invested in big bricks – and so are its younger workers.

ERP Today Magazine • 14th June 2022

The metaverse is a shiny new hammer, but what are the nails in enterprise tech?

Deloitte, ServiceNow, Zoom and more reveal exactly what they’re thinking about a business metaverse.

ERP Today Special Report • 13th June 2022

Augmenting the butterfly’s wing: new frontiers in supply chain technology

Tech can’t prevent every freak incident, but, as HS2, Accenture and Boomi reveal, innovative software can help industries protect their supply chains during times of chaos.

ERP Today Magazine • 13th June 2022

Ukraine and the state of play in Enterprise Security

Blamed for the attack was Emissary Panda, also known as APT27, a group thought by many to be supported by the Chinese government.

ERP Today • 15th April 2022

All work and all play: Do young professionals really want an office metaverse?

Imagine you’re three weeks into the new job, and an email lands in your inbox. It’s the HR team, reminding you to take the mandatory cybersecurity training course you’ve completely forgotten about.

ERP Today • 28th March 2022

Cloud healthcare and the data state of play

Big Tech is muscling in on health big time: look no further than recent acquisitions such as the Microsoft-Nuance and Oracle-Cerner mega-deals.

ERP Today • 18th March 2022

AI in healthcare: What now after Watson?

The start of the year saw the end of the road for IBM’s healthcare ambitions when Big Blue essentially sold off its Watson Health operation for reportedly more than $1bn.

ERP Today • 10th March 2022

Legacy tech lingers in healthcare after Covid. What’s the fix? –

Covid-19 is already known as the great disruptor, with the pandemic having changed the way the world works, socializes and travels for the foreseeable future. And with it being a medical crisis, Covid has obviously brought disruption to healthcare, both digital and on the ground, and in ways both major and minor.

ERP Today • 25th February 2022

SAP Hackathon 2022 winners reveal sustainable blueprints for future smart cities

The winners of UK&I Innovation Labs’ SAP Hackathon 2022 have been announced, with Atos, Deloitte and IBM given plaudits for innovative solutions in city planning, distribution and waste management.

ERP Today Magazine • 25th February 2022

Enterprises better strap in for a journey to the metaverse

When social media giant Facebook changed the name of its holding company to Meta in late 2021, both the internet and enterprise world were abuzz with confusion over what it all meant. After all, here was CEO Mark Zuckerberg talking about something called the ‘metaverse’, both to us and a digital image of himself in a rather pretentious promo video.

Verdict • 10th February 2022

Google sues South Korea regulators in Android anti-trust wrangle

Google is suing South Korea’s competition regulator in an attempt to reverse the fine it received last year for forcing Korean phone manufacturers to use its Android operating system.

Verdict • 9th February 2022

Ocado shares fall as robot uprising fails in ROI terms

UK grocery and technology company Ocado saw its shares fall to their lowest point since the start of the pandemic after financial results revealed pre-tax losses stemming from its robotics and smart platform investments.

Electronic Payments International • 8th February 2022

Digital currencies: How to be more China, less El Salvador

February has been a busy month for digital currencies. In China, the Winter 2022 Olympics has led to a wider rollout for China’s official digital currency, the digital yuan. Last week also saw India announce plans to launch a central bank-run blockchain version of the rupee in 2023.

Verdict • 27th January 2022

How the 2022 Olympics will flaunt the Great Technology Wall of China

The 2022 Winter Olympic Games taking place in February in Beijing are already a hot potato for host nation China. Countries such as the US and Australia are diplomatically boycotting the event, whilst the official app for the event has been dogged by reports of technology flaws and political censorship.

Verdict • 25th January 2022

China metaverse trademarks knocked back as Beijing looks to grip the virtual world

The Chinese state is rejecting trademark applications relating to the metaverse, rebuffing companies big and small as hype ratchets up.

Verdict • 19th January 2022

Mega-disruptor Kakao sees stocks tank as controversy grows in South Korea

South Korea internet giant Kakao has seen its stock price slump to its lowest point in almost a year, as corruption rumours surround the company CEO and the CEO of its fintech subsidiary KakaoBank. All of Kakao’s subsidiaries on the KOSPI market felt the pain during a particularly brutal day of trading.

Energy Monitor • 17th January 2022

Meet the tech CEO who survived a flood and built a digital twin of Earth

Before building a digital twin of the Earth, One Concern co-founder and CEO Ahmad Wani was a Master’s student in civil and environmental engineering at Stanford, US, specialising in earthquake engineering.