Technology is evolving rapidly, offering both challenges and solutions. Business leaders now view innovation as essential for progress, unity, and tackling global issues responsibly.
Hybrid organisations blend human talent, digital tools, and AI to drive agility, innovation, and resilience—redefining leadership, communication, and performance in the future of work.
AI is reshaping UK legal disclosure, offering efficiency gains in criminal and civil cases—yet requires careful oversight, transparency, and adherence to legal safeguards.
GenAI projects often fail due to poor data, unclear value, or unrealistic expectations. Success demands strategic alignment, robust data readiness, and cross-functional collaboration.
AI is revolutionising supply chains by enhancing efficiency, resilience, and collaboration—empowering humans to focus on strategy while machines handle complexity, risk, and repetitive tasks.
To maximise AI project success, define clear goals, secure data access, embrace iterative learning, and don’t fear pausing or pivoting when needed—progress comes from persistence.
Alex von Schirmeister, Managing Director of Xero UK, highlights the growing digital divide for small businesses and urges action to support their digital transformation and future prosperity.
John Sullivan, VP at IBM Global Business Services UKI, discusses how businesses can move beyond GenAI proof of concepts, overcoming challenges like data quality, operating models, and reuse to scale enterprise-wide adoption.
Vadim Vladimirskiy, CEO of Nerdio, shares lessons on scaling a business sustainably, focusing on adaptability, customer-centric innovation, and cultivating a strong company culture.
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise’s Moussa Zaghdoud on the challenges and opportunities of a shift to hybrid cloud, and the future of tech teams
What are the forces shaping software and data-driven industries in 2025? Hint: It’s AI, says our panel of experts.
A panel of industry experts explores how AI, omnichannel strategies, and data-driven insights will shape retail and financial services in 2025, enhancing efficiency, security, and customer experience.
IFS Ultimo’s Berend Booms on how manufacturers must invest in intelligent, automated asset management to survive and thrive.
What technology investments will keep construction and manufacturing leaders occupied in 2025? Our panel opines.
A panel of experts discuss the technology trends set to occupy CIOs in primary industries, including mining and energy generation.
In 2025, CIOs must drive AI adoption and deliver ROI. Julian Mulhare, Managing Director EMEA at Searce, discusses the factors that matter.
Karel Callens, CEO of Luzmo, discusses how the Flex SDK bridges the gap between low-code simplicity and developer flexibility, shaping the future of app development.
Great data stories turn insights into action. By focusing on business priorities, speaking in financial terms, and advocating for users, analysts can drive impactful, data-driven decisions.
AI, ML, and generative technologies are transforming supply chains by enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and enabling autonomous decision-making for logistics companies.
UK and European companies are leveraging AI-powered identity verification and fraud detection solutions to combat cyberthreats like deepfakes, ensuring data security and building digital trust.
As computing evolves, organisations must prepare for three phases: edge computing, hybrid systems, and autonomous technologies, each reshaping business operations and human-technology interaction.
Aligning AI adoption with business goals is crucial for maximizing ROI, requiring robust data infrastructure and integration to enhance operational efficiency and drive innovation.
The future of construction lies in advanced Building Information Modeling (BIM) and AI, promising to enhance productivity, safety, and environmental compliance while addressing industry challenges.
AI and ML are revolutionising electronics manufacturing by optimising production processes, improving quality control, and boosting productivity. Embracing these advanced technologies is crucial for success in Industry 4.0.
IAG Loyalty discusses its multi-year digital transformation and the future of product and customer-centric loyalty.
Unilever is bringing the fourth industrial revolution to ice cream manufacturing.
A new technology is simulating human trafficking behaviour to help financial institutions test and improve their monitoring systems
Chris Huff, Chief Strategy Officer for Kofax, gives Digital Bulletin the blueprint for automation and seamless “human augmentation”
Monetate’s Simon Farthing reveals how AI is reshaping the retail industry
Educating people is the future of cybersecurity, says Cyber Risk Aware CEO Stephen Burke
This month, Ben and Rom are joined by Daniel Brigham to reflect on the Microsoft Exchange hack, and to ask whether anything can be done to prevent similar cyber breaches. The panel also discusses our Bain & Company case study, while Ben interviews FacilityLive CEO Gianpiero Lotito.
Green Flag’s Managing Director Dean Keeling, along with Chief Technology Officer Shakeel Butt and Chief Product Manager Jeremy Bristow, tell us how the roadside recovery provider is transforming into an “agile fintech” and why it is laser-focused on data and talent
Technology is evolving rapidly, offering both challenges and solutions. Business leaders now view innovation as essential for progress, unity, and tackling global issues responsibly.
Hybrid organisations blend human talent, digital tools, and AI to drive agility, innovation, and resilience—redefining leadership, communication, and performance in the future of work.
AI is reshaping UK legal disclosure, offering efficiency gains in criminal and civil cases—yet requires careful oversight, transparency, and adherence to legal safeguards.
GenAI projects often fail due to poor data, unclear value, or unrealistic expectations. Success demands strategic alignment, robust data readiness, and cross-functional collaboration.
AI is revolutionising supply chains by enhancing efficiency, resilience, and collaboration—empowering humans to focus on strategy while machines handle complexity, risk, and repetitive tasks.
To maximise AI project success, define clear goals, secure data access, embrace iterative learning, and don’t fear pausing or pivoting when needed—progress comes from persistence.
Alex von Schirmeister, Managing Director of Xero UK, highlights the growing digital divide for small businesses and urges action to support their digital transformation and future prosperity.
John Sullivan, VP at IBM Global Business Services UKI, discusses how businesses can move beyond GenAI proof of concepts, overcoming challenges like data quality, operating models, and reuse to scale enterprise-wide adoption.
Vadim Vladimirskiy, CEO of Nerdio, shares lessons on scaling a business sustainably, focusing on adaptability, customer-centric innovation, and cultivating a strong company culture.
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise’s Moussa Zaghdoud on the challenges and opportunities of a shift to hybrid cloud, and the future of tech teams
What are the forces shaping software and data-driven industries in 2025? Hint: It’s AI, says our panel of experts.
A panel of industry experts explores how AI, omnichannel strategies, and data-driven insights will shape retail and financial services in 2025, enhancing efficiency, security, and customer experience.
IFS Ultimo’s Berend Booms on how manufacturers must invest in intelligent, automated asset management to survive and thrive.
What technology investments will keep construction and manufacturing leaders occupied in 2025? Our panel opines.
A panel of experts discuss the technology trends set to occupy CIOs in primary industries, including mining and energy generation.
In 2025, CIOs must drive AI adoption and deliver ROI. Julian Mulhare, Managing Director EMEA at Searce, discusses the factors that matter.
Karel Callens, CEO of Luzmo, discusses how the Flex SDK bridges the gap between low-code simplicity and developer flexibility, shaping the future of app development.
Great data stories turn insights into action. By focusing on business priorities, speaking in financial terms, and advocating for users, analysts can drive impactful, data-driven decisions.
AI, ML, and generative technologies are transforming supply chains by enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and enabling autonomous decision-making for logistics companies.
UK and European companies are leveraging AI-powered identity verification and fraud detection solutions to combat cyberthreats like deepfakes, ensuring data security and building digital trust.
As computing evolves, organisations must prepare for three phases: edge computing, hybrid systems, and autonomous technologies, each reshaping business operations and human-technology interaction.
Aligning AI adoption with business goals is crucial for maximizing ROI, requiring robust data infrastructure and integration to enhance operational efficiency and drive innovation.
The future of construction lies in advanced Building Information Modeling (BIM) and AI, promising to enhance productivity, safety, and environmental compliance while addressing industry challenges.
AI and ML are revolutionising electronics manufacturing by optimising production processes, improving quality control, and boosting productivity. Embracing these advanced technologies is crucial for success in Industry 4.0.
