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The quiet rise of digital identity: Convenience, control and the new social contract

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By David Howell Verified
| Computer Weekly Verified
Trust and transparency remain fragile Digital identity systems depend heavily on public confidence. Without trust, even technically secure systems may struggle to gain widespread acceptance. The UK’s experience already reflects this uncertainty. Concerns over privacy and surveillance continue to shape public attitudes towards digital identity. Alex Laurie, go-to-market chief technology officer at Ping, said policymakers cannot assume citizens will automatically accept digital identity systems.
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The Human Skills Challenge: Head-to-Head

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By David Howell Verified
| Silicon UK Verified
As AI becomes embedded in everyday workflows, which human skills are becoming more valuable rather than less valuable, and why are these capabilities proving difficult to automate? “As AI fundamentally changes how we operate, we’re increasingly seeing the value of critical thinking, communication, and human quality control skills when it comes to managing AI workflows.
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Data sovereignty, cybersecurity, and automation: what’s on the mind of CIOs today

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By David Howell Verified
| thebusinessofmoney.co.za
Beyond maintaining stable systems, chief information officers (CIOs) are increasingly responsible for enabling digital growth and protecting organisational data. That’s on top of ensuring resilience against escalating cyberthreats. These evolving demands are shaping technology priorities across sectors, as organisations work to balance innovation with governance and risk management.
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