Lis Evenstad is a Management Editor at ComputerWeekly.com. She focuses on themes such as artificial intelligence, digital transformation, and health and wellness, exploring topics like AI platforms, digital health, and public surveillance systems. Lis has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in the intersection of technology and security.
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Lis Evenstad's coverage is heavily focused on government technology, healthcare technology, digital transformation, and innovation in the United Kingdom. Her articles predominantly feature government announcements and press releases related to these areas.
Given her focus on UK government technology and healthcare initiatives, she would likely be interested in pitches that offer insights into innovations or trends within these sectors. Experts with knowledge of the UK digital transformation landscape, particularly as it pertains to government services or healthcare technologies, may find their expertise valuable for Lis' coverage.
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Science, Innovation and Technology Committee asks for clarification on what the disbandment of the DSIT means for tech policy
The government is introducing artificial intelligence (AI) software to be used on the police’s non-emergency line.
Scottish government is using funds to help the country’s small and medium-sized enterprises explore how artificial intelligence can improve business.
By: Lis Evenstad
Computer Weekly management editor Lis Evenstad reminisces on how technology can be exciting and why large IT projects fail
By: Lis Evenstad
While the government may have cancelled its digital ID scheme, challenges such as fragmented data, digital access to public services and public trust remain.
The UK government’s annual trade talks with Taiwan have resulted in a collaboration deal on science, innovation and technology.
The NHS Federated Data Platform (FDP) programme must tackle public and professional concerns with its supplier, and build trust, according to national data guardian Nicola Byrne.
The government has yet to finalise its future plans around digital ID following the demise of the national digital ID scheme.
The government is unable to give figures on how much departments spend on digital transformation, and makes no commitment to a timeline on doing so.
By: Lis Evenstad
NetSuite co-founder and executive vice-president Evan Goldberg says AI is moving business software beyond menu navigation, while expanding access to the platform for startups.
