New Technology

Mark Livingstone, CEO of Pharmacy2U, discusses how business and healthcare can be transformed with the use of technology and AI. Businesses must utilise technology without disenfranchising communities. It would have been counterproductive if the Industrial Revolution had ended employment rather than changed it. Today, Artificial…

How productive are you? It’s a simple question that most of us struggle to provide a concrete answer to. Mastering productivity has become an essential part of our daily lives - we devour books, podcasts and TV series in pursuit of becoming more organised and efficient. Keeping pace with the hustle and bustle is key to both personal and…

Ved Sen, Digital Evangelist at Tata Consultancy Services, discusses how users can’t, and don’t need, to understand AI since we don’t understand many of the products we use already. The debate about explainable AI therefore needs to be held within businesses. For users, it’s a trust issue, not explainability. Many years ago, when my…

Rob Orr is Executive Director at Virgin Media Business, one of the UK’s leading communications providers, responsible for leading the enterprise, public sector, wholesale, SME and SI Channel businesses. He has over 20 years of experience in the technology sector, including past experience at Samsung Electronics, BT and Vodafone. A…

The workforce of the future has become a prominent topic of conversation amongst businesses in the last few years, and small and midsize organisations are no exception. Workforce dynamics are set to change a considerable amount in the coming years. As mobile technology continues to advance at such an impressive rate, it’s improving the way…

Essential for every business, be it big or small, spreadsheets are flexible, easy to use, highly adaptable and form the core of countless business operations.

As more UK companies focus on exports, the amount of time it takes to get paid remains a real barrier to wider participation.

As more businesses invest in surveillance technology to monitor and track employees in the workplace, questions are raised around whether the benefits override growing concerns around digital ethics, and if employers truly understand the privacy implications.

For many small businesses, data is among the most important assets. Whether it’s a legal firm, a pharmacy or a hairdresser, the ability to access information at a moment’s notice is critical, and the loss of that ability can effectively cripple a business.