Technology

Artificial Intelligence (AI) will profoundly impact all aspects of business in the coming years, across many industries. In the retail sector, the impact of AI can already be seen on a broad scale.

Today, nearly every industry is overwhelmed by digital disruption and vast economic structure changes.

According to Sophos, 70% of internet users use the same password for almost all the web services they use. It therefore comes as no surprise that ‘phishing’ is such a popular and effective tool for cyber-criminals against their victims, allowing them to assume control of all accounts – whether it be social media or online banking.  

According to research by The Open University Business, the total cost of the UK skills shortage is £6.3 billion a year and SMEs, which make up a large portion of businesses in the UK, shoulder the majority of the cost. Around 69% of SMEs think that large employers monopolise the best talent and that they are unable to compete by raising salaries or…

Whether it’s the food takeaway industry utilising mobile apps or sports events using video assisted refereeing, technological advances are helping our world progress and become better.

Technological developments march on at pace in the HR world, with the introduction of employee self-service (ESS) dramatically altering the way in which both employees and managers operate.

Businesses all around the world are facing ever increasing pressure to adapt and evolve their IT strategies to keep pace with technology to attract and maintain a productive, talented and happy workforce.

It is a common misconception that to work in cyber security, you need to have an IT background. Whilst this can be beneficial, it’s not necessarily true.

Has the power of print dissolved? Some think so, especially with the world of online advertisement and digital platforms soaring. However, from a consumer’s perspective that’s not strictly true.