Workplace tech should empower, not monitor. Transparent, employee-first tools build trust and efficiency, making offices more welcoming, productive, and human—not controlled environments driven by fear.
For the media industry, the opportunity of unprecedented demand meets the challenge of vastly increased complexity. Virtusa and its partner AWS are making the difference.
The creative agency that is combining cutting-edge technology with best-in-class talent.
Dr. Kristen Sosulski on how data visualisation can transform your business
The proliferation of new technology genres such as voice, gesture and AR is changing how we make online journeys
Auth0’s Jasmit Sagoo reveals how developers influence purchase decisions for software-as-a-service
School of Code’s Dr. Chris Meah on the role of tech bootcamps in preparing for the future of work
This month, Ben, Rom and James discuss Mark Zuckerberg’s ambitions to grow Facebook into a “metaverse company”. Ben and James are then joined by Gus Machado, Intuit’s Design Director, who shares insights into the design thinking behind some of its hugely popular financial products.
This month Ben, Rom and James introduce Digital Bulletin’s new sister platform Tech For Good and debate whether the industry’s most influential players are doing enough in an era of great environmental and societal flux. They also revisit our Norfolk County Council case study, while Ben catches up with Sweden’s Most Innovative Leader from 2019, Jessica Nordlander.
Workplace tech should empower, not monitor. Transparent, employee-first tools build trust and efficiency, making offices more welcoming, productive, and human—not controlled environments driven by fear.
