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Few areas of business have felt the impact of the last year more than IT – perhaps with the exception of HR. But the pressure on the IT team to reassess priorities, maintain BAU, deliver secure remote working and more recently deliver efficiencies as well as drive a return to innovation and growth, has been immense. We l.

We built our Ethics in Technology Assessment (ETA) programme to help businesses go a little deeper in safeguarding stakeholders from the ethical risks associated with technology. ETA offers an independent and rigorous assessment of your digital conduct and processes and identifies strengths and weaknesses to help you add.

The AI technologies fueling the rise of data-driven businesses are littered with ethical problems, yet our data suggests that the way businesses are responding to this persistent and pervasive issue is spotty at best.

This reality is driving investment trends in a number of areas, including:

This year has provided an almost constant stream of controversies to remind businesses of the crucial importance of their ethical approach to technology. When oversights are made in the early design and build stage, or in maintenance and reporting, hidden ethical and operational costs reveal themselves further down the l.

It is not a coincidence that in a year of heavily disrupted markets, intelligent automation (IA) has made a leap forward in reputation and taken centre stage in the investment plans of businesses. Emergence research from this year has found that 40% have increased investment, and no wonder: during turbulent times, many o.