SECURING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
11—12 MARCH 2020 | EXCEL, LONDON

SECURING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
11—12 MARCH 2020 | EXCEL, LONDON

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John Smith

Dorector, Solutions Architects, Veracode
Ros Smith

Executive Product Manager, BBC
Aurelie Stutz

Head of Data Protection, Royal Mencap Society
George Tunnicliffe

Head of IT Operations, National Theatre
Munawar Valiji

Group Chief Information Security Officer, Sainsbury's
Andy Wall

Chief Security Officer, Office for National Statistics
Helen Williams

Cyber Protect Officer, North West Regional Organised Crime Unit

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Modern microservices and the software development revolution

17-Jan-2020
09:55

The world of enterprise software development came of age with the emergence of ‘single purpose’ software applications aligned to a specific business function. It started with accounting programmes in finance, but with time, many areas such as manufacturing, supply chain and inventory management also benefited from the emergence of purpose-built applications.

Monolithic structures like ERPs, for instance, were designed to increase efficiency by transmitting information across business functions. Problems started creeping in, however, when businesses customised these applications to cater to their own unique requirements.

More often than not, increased customisation rendered these applications slow and clunky since they were too rigid to scale, making frequent iterations difficult. The IT department that was supposed to incite productivity became the reason for falling behind.

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Microsoft vows to remove historical carbon footprint by 2050

17-Jan-2020
09:33

Microsoft has pledged that within the next 30 years it will remove all the carbon it has emitted since it was founded in 1975.

While the company has vowed to be carbon negative by 2030, it is going further by aiming to remove its historical carbon footprint completely by 2050.

The company also announced a one billion dollar climate innovation fund to help boost the development of carbon reduction and removal technologies.

In a blog post on Thursday, the company’s president Brad Smith said: “While the world will need to reach net-zero, those of us who can afford to move faster and go further should do so.

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How data centre managers can make a difference to the climate crisis

16-Jan-2020
14:20

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