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Communications & Networking

Download the November/December 2014 issue of Information Age magazine

Data Analytics & Data Science

Met Office looks to enhance weather services by publishing more open data

Emerging Technology

Sir Tim Berners-Lee outlines his 2050 vision of the Web

Data Analytics & Data Science

Big data and mapping is a potent combination

Communications & Networking

Mining the knowledge network: the business case for open data

Data Analytics & Data Science

Open-data pros from Suffolk provide key to Google’s public transport plans

Data Analytics & Data Science

Open data set to transform Yorkshire cities with launch of data mills’

Communications & Networking

The May 2014 issue of Information Age magazine

Communications & Networking

Joel Gurin to speak at SDx Symposium in London

Cybersecurity

Kaspersky Lab launches worldwide interactive cyberthreat map

Data Analytics & Data Science

CIO-developer conflict, performance issues and talent shortage: Getting to the bottom of NoSQL with MongoDB

Business Skills

Achieving trust in a digital world

Privacy, information security and regulatory compliance are three of the pillars of the foundation of trust in respect to the gathering and use of consumer information (data).

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