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Digital Sovereignty: what this means for the UK

Detailed research, analysis and commentary on digital sovereignty with a focus on the UK. Find out who really owns the technology that organisations use every day, where the data is stored, what the points of failure are and what British businesses and policy makers can do about it.

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The taxman sent your books to the cloud. Where did they land?

Your accounts are the most complete picture of your business that exists — every customer, every supplier, every salary, every bank feed. We looked inside twenty-one accounting packages sold to UK businesses to ask where that picture actually lives, and who controls it. Even Britain’s own accounting champion gave a surprising answer. Accounting software is…

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Who really holds your customer list?

We looked inside twenty CRM systems to answer one question for UK businesses: if you want your customer data under UK control, can you actually get it? The answer is more tangled — and more interesting — than any sales brochure will tell you. Your CRM — the system that holds your customer list —…

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Digital Sovereignty – UK Retail and SME Banking

Information Matters · Digital Sovereignty Who controls the technology behind UK retail & SME banking? How much the sector depends on a handful of technology suppliers it cannot fully control — and where that matters most. Download PDF Martin De Saulles  |  Principal Analyst  ·  June 2026 The big picture 4.0 / 5 HIGH DEPENDENCE UK…

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