Issue 36
Digital Bulletin speaks to ten experts about the technology trends to watch in 2022. Elsewhere, we look at how the Great Resignation is impacting the tech industry.
December 2021
Leaders are trying to shift away from departmental focuses to organisational goals
Delphix’s Steve Barrett on promoting cross-functional collaboration with DevOps
Connecting Kazakhstan
Digital transformation is a fundamental piece in the growth plans of many Central Asian countries, including Kazakhstan.
The team at North Caspian Operating Company, the largest offshore oil and gas producer in the country, takes Digital Bulletin behind the scenes of its new innovative initiatives
Issues may still lie in existing infrastructure
Rackspace’s Andy Brierley on why the next step on your digital transformation might not be forward
A Base For Growth
Yugabyte has made great strides in 2021, topped off by a bumper funding round. As a newly-minted unicorn, it is targeting rapid growth for its cloud-native database. Martin Gaffney, Vice President for EMEA, answers our questions
Arming For The Future
Arm’s Mohamed Awad and Panch Chandrasekaran discuss how the company is paving the way for a new generation of IoT-ready semiconductors
The data skills gap remains a pressing obstacle
Profusion’s Natalie Cramp on why businesses must act now on data literacy
Celebrating Difference
What can neurodivergent people bring to the industry? Sarah Francis, Senior Product Manager at YouGov shares her experience
Driving Western Union’s tech transformation
An undisputed leader in the global payments space, Western Union is driving a company-wide technology transformation, underpinned by migrating its infrastructure from on-prem to the cloud. Harveer Singh, Chief Data Architect & Global Head of Engineering, reveals how the initiative will give the organisation the speed and agility it needs to continue to thrive in the digital age.
Rewarding Loyalty
IAG Loyalty discusses its multi-year digital transformation and the future of product and customer-centric loyalty.
Issue 35
Our cover feature this month focuses on the digital team at IAG Loyalty and the transformation of aviation customer loyalty programmes. Elsewhere, we ask if the age of the single cloud is over
December 2021
Issue 36
Digital Bulletin speaks to ten experts about the technology trends to watch in 2022. Elsewhere, we look at how the Great Resignation is impacting the tech industry.
Leaders are trying to shift away from departmental focuses to organisational goals
Delphix’s Steve Barrett on promoting cross-functional collaboration with DevOps
Connecting Kazakhstan
Digital transformation is a fundamental piece in the growth plans of many Central Asian countries, including Kazakhstan.
The team at North Caspian Operating Company, the largest offshore oil and gas producer in the country, takes Digital Bulletin behind the scenes of its new innovative initiatives
Issues may still lie in existing infrastructure
Rackspace’s Andy Brierley on why the next step on your digital transformation might not be forward
A Base For Growth
Yugabyte has made great strides in 2021, topped off by a bumper funding round. As a newly-minted unicorn, it is targeting rapid growth for its cloud-native database. Martin Gaffney, Vice President for EMEA, answers our questions
Arming For The Future
Arm’s Mohamed Awad and Panch Chandrasekaran discuss how the company is paving the way for a new generation of IoT-ready semiconductors
The data skills gap remains a pressing obstacle
Profusion’s Natalie Cramp on why businesses must act now on data literacy
Celebrating Difference
What can neurodivergent people bring to the industry? Sarah Francis, Senior Product Manager at YouGov shares her experience
Driving Western Union’s tech transformation
An undisputed leader in the global payments space, Western Union is driving a company-wide technology transformation, underpinned by migrating its infrastructure from on-prem to the cloud. Harveer Singh, Chief Data Architect & Global Head of Engineering, reveals how the initiative will give the organisation the speed and agility it needs to continue to thrive in the digital age.
Rewarding Loyalty
IAG Loyalty discusses its multi-year digital transformation and the future of product and customer-centric loyalty.
Issue 35
Our cover feature this month focuses on the digital team at IAG Loyalty and the transformation of aviation customer loyalty programmes. Elsewhere, we ask if the age of the single cloud is over