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October 12, 2026

Oracle Fusion Claw: Autonomous decision-making for enterprise operations

October 12, 2026

Oracle Fusion Claw: Autonomous decision-making for enterprise operations

By Kate Mead

October 12, 2026

UK public sector knows how to use AI. It doesn’t yet know what it costs.

Dimitris Perdikou, Digital Advisor, Version 1

By Dimitris Perdikou

A photograph taken inside a public bus during daylight, showing several passengers and the interior layout. In the foreground, there are yellow vertical and horizontal handrails typical of public transport seating areas. Near the center-right, one passenger stands facing another passenger. The standing passenger is holding onto an overhead rail with one hand while wearing a yellow-and-black checkered long-sleeve shirt and dark trousers. The other nearby passenger, standing and facing toward the first, has long braided hair and is wearing a light-colored top with a backpack over one shoulder. In the background, additional passengers are seated and standing. On the left side, one seated passenger is wearing a red plaid shirt and looking downward at an object held in both hands. Further back in the aisle, another standing passenger is wearing a blue T-shirt and also looking down at a handheld device. The bus interior includes rows of grey seats, overhead hand grips, and large windows along the side allowing natural light into the space. Through the windows, an urban outdoor setting is faintly visible but not clearly detailed. The scene shows a typical moment of public transit use, with passengers standing, sitting, and holding onto support bars while the bus is in motion.

October 12, 2026

Eight technology trends shaping UK digital transport over the next three years

By John Taylor

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October 8, 2026

The future of data, AI and analytics: Lessons from Microsoft FabCon 2026

By Dawn Kelso

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October 5, 2026

Understanding user needs: The foundation of government services

October 5, 2026

Beyond Beta: Why user research matters in live government services

Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament in London, with a passing red double-decker bus, representing UK government, public sector and transport infrastructure.

Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament in London, with a passing red double-decker bus, representing UK government, public sector and transport infrastructure.

October 5, 2026

Beyond Beta: Why user research matters in live government services

October 5, 2026

Seven years of low-code: what public sector adoption has taught us

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October 5, 2026

5 ways to build organisational confidence in Oracle-enabled transformation

David McIntosh

By David McIntosh

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October 1, 2026

Oracle Redwood explained: Migration strategy, AI capabilities and the 27B deadline

By Kate Mead

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September 30, 2026

Low-Code development in 2026: Faster than ever, but governance never more important

Vickie Stevenson - Microsoft Applications Capability Lead

By Vickie Stevenson

September 29, 2026

Strong data foundations are key to the future of AI in Justice

A close-up of a bronze statue representing Lady Justice standing indoors. The statue holds a set of balance scales suspended from one raised hand, with the chains and plates visible in the foreground. The figure wears a blindfold and flowing robes, and the metal surface has a dark, polished finish that reflects the warm ambient light. The background is softly blurred, showing indistinct shelves or furniture, creating a shallow depth-of-field effect that keeps the focus on the statue and its scales.

A close-up of a bronze statue representing Lady Justice standing indoors. The statue holds a set of balance scales suspended from one raised hand, with the chains and plates visible in the foreground. The figure wears a blindfold and flowing robes, and the metal surface has a dark, polished finish that reflects the warm ambient light. The background is softly blurred, showing indistinct shelves or furniture, creating a shallow depth-of-field effect that keeps the focus on the statue and its scales.

September 29, 2026

Strong data foundations are key to the future of AI in Justice

Dimitris Perdikou, Digital Advisor, Version 1

By Dimitris Perdikou

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September 28, 2026

Hidden cost of manual reconciliation: how Oracle ARCS and AI are reshaping period-end close

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September 25, 2026

From scattered ungoverned data to AI readiness: How we help organisations unleash Microsoft Fabric

By Dawn Kelso

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September 23, 2026

Frontier AI: Off switch works, for now

By Davey McGlade

Three technology professionals wearing business attire and ID lanyards discuss AI and data analytics in a modern office, with multiple monitors displaying digital maps, data visualisations and computer code in the background.

September 17, 2026

The next stage of AI adoption: turning AI investment into business value

September 10, 2026

Customer blog: How Key Group consolidated its technology estate with Microsoft Azure and Managed Services

Person reviewing a document at a meeting table with laptops, notebooks, and coffee cups in a modern office setting.

Person reviewing a document at a meeting table with laptops, notebooks, and coffee cups in a modern office setting.

September 10, 2026

Customer blog: How Key Group consolidated its technology estate with Microsoft Azure and Managed Services

Jack Neary Group Technology Director, Key Group

By Jack Neary

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September 10, 2026

How to tell the difference between an MSP that maintains your estate and one that moves your business forward

Barry McIvor

By Barry McIvor

Oracle

September 7, 2026

Leaders in Europe for Oracle Cloud and Technology Ecosystem Provider Lens®– as ranked by ISG

August 20, 2026

Safe, sovereign and secured: A guide to Oracle Fusion AI governance for enterprises

By Ken MacMahon

A team of cybersecurity or IT professionals works together in a dimly lit operations center, surrounded by large monitors displaying code, system data, and digital visualizations. One person seated at a workstation points toward a screen filled with lines of code while another stands beside them, observing and discussing the information.

August 13, 2026

LLMs vs Machine Learning and Deep Learning for Structured Data

By Filippo Sassi

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