As BYOD becomes standard, silent authentication helps organisations strengthen security, reduce password fatigue, improve productivity, and protect users without disrupting everyday work.
As generative AI levels the creative playing field, only strong brand identity, design data, and human stewardship will ensure businesses remain distinctive in an increasingly homogenised digital world.
AI agents promise transformation but often underdeliver. Ted Sfikas, Field CTO at Amplitude, explains why gradual autonomy, workflow integration, and trust are essential for enterprise success.
Workplace change is accelerating faster than ever. Nathan Rawlins, CMO at Lucid Software, explains how work acceleration enables organisations to adapt, align teams and thrive in a rapidly shifting environment.
John Smith, CTO EMEA at Veracode, highlights why UK government software remains a hacker’s playground, exploring security debt, AI risks, and the need for urgent cyber resilience.
Kevin Curran of Ulster University warns that “harvest now, decrypt later” quantum threats could expose today’s encrypted data tomorrow. Businesses must prepare now for the post-quantum era.
Britain faces a critical reskilling challenge. Phillip Snalune, CEO of Codio, explains why coding literacy must become a national priority this National Coding Week and beyond.
AI shopping agents are reshaping retail. Philip Matthews of Cognizant explores how retailers must adapt product data, marketing, and customer experience to meet rising expectations.
The UK’s coding talent shortage threatens its AI ambitions. Leaders stress education, lifelong learning, and responsible AI adoption to secure a workforce fit for the future.
Airports are harnessing AI to boost efficiency, sustainability, and passenger experience. From biometric boarding to predictive maintenance, AI is redefining aviation’s future and reshaping global air travel.
Smart campuses and buildings are transforming workplaces with AI, sensors, and automation. From universities to military bases, connected environments improve security, efficiency, sustainability, and user experience.
Discover why strong data governance is vital for AI development. Learn how governance ensures trustworthy data, reduces risk, supports growth, and enables responsible, scalable artificial intelligence strategies.
Michael Green, UK&I Managing Director at Databricks, argues that the UK’s AI transformation depends on prioritising workforce training, ensuring people gain the skills to thrive alongside new technology.
Paul McHugh, Head of Sales EMEA at Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions, explains why AI transformation depends on reliable connectivity, with 5G and WWAN networks driving resilience, innovation, and growth.
Dael Williamson, EMEA CTO at Databricks, explains why governance is the foundation of trust — and the competitive edge — when scaling AI agents safely into production.
Explore how AI challenges traditional consent, and why organisations must adopt dynamic, transparent approaches to data use, building trust, compliance, and competitive advantage in a digital world.
AI is reshaping entry-level jobs, challenging businesses to rethink talent pipelines. Experts argue collaboration, strategy, and investment in skills are essential to build the future workforce.
Major sporting events highlight hidden cyber risks. Collateral damage from attacks on supply chains and cloud providers shows why recovery, resilience, and preparation matter more than prevention.
Multinational enterprises face fragmented, outdated telephony models. Cloud-based global providers deliver unified contracts, lower costs, and seamless Microsoft Teams integration, enabling consistent, flexible communication across borders.
AI won’t replace human agents but can transform customer experience by handling routine queries, reducing costs, and boosting service quality when deployed strategically alongside people.
Smarter, sustainable supply chains powered by item-level intelligence strengthen resilience, cut costs, and reduce environmental impact while enhancing transparency, customer experience, and long-term business stability.
Quantum computing is no longer science fiction. Discover how small businesses can prepare today, from cybersecurity to optimisation, and gain competitive advantage in tomorrow’s digital landscape.
Creativity sparks desire, but technology enables lasting engagement. Ewen Sturgeon of VML explores how human creativity and connected systems together drive growth in today’s fragmented market.
Workplace AI boosts efficiency but often fails people. Without emotional intelligence, tech risks harming collaboration, culture, and retention. The real test is human-centred design.
Airbnb’s AI shift highlights a major turning point for brands: memory, trust, and intelligent agents are redefining customer loyalty and experience. Every business must adapt quickly.
Hapag-Lloyd employs Intelligent Automation, including RPA and AI, to boost efficiency and customer service in pursuit of its goal to become number one for quality.
Inside Lenovo’s technological drive towards true customer centrality.
In this episode, Natalie Sidwell and Karthick Sriraman from Segment explore “digital evangelist”, “agile”, “the future of work” and more.
This month, Ben, Rom and James tackle the topical subject of quantum computing. When we will see some practical use cases? Will it change the world? Can three journalists get their heads around the science?
Ben also interviews Faethm AI CEO Michael Priddis about the evolution of work.
AWS is partnering with sporting companies and leagues globally to enhance the experience for stakeholders
Infosys’ Satish M.C. on why data analytics is facing a skills gap
LevelBlue’s Sean Shirley analyses a live AsyncRAT fileless malware attack, showing how trusted tools, memory-resident loaders and persistence tactics evade defences – and what organisations must do to respond.
As generative AI levels the creative playing field, only strong brand identity, design data, and human stewardship will ensure businesses remain distinctive in an increasingly homogenised digital world.
AI agents promise transformation but often underdeliver. Ted Sfikas, Field CTO at Amplitude, explains why gradual autonomy, workflow integration, and trust are essential for enterprise success.
Workplace change is accelerating faster than ever. Nathan Rawlins, CMO at Lucid Software, explains how work acceleration enables organisations to adapt, align teams and thrive in a rapidly shifting environment.
John Smith, CTO EMEA at Veracode, highlights why UK government software remains a hacker’s playground, exploring security debt, AI risks, and the need for urgent cyber resilience.
Kevin Curran of Ulster University warns that “harvest now, decrypt later” quantum threats could expose today’s encrypted data tomorrow. Businesses must prepare now for the post-quantum era.
Britain faces a critical reskilling challenge. Phillip Snalune, CEO of Codio, explains why coding literacy must become a national priority this National Coding Week and beyond.
AI shopping agents are reshaping retail. Philip Matthews of Cognizant explores how retailers must adapt product data, marketing, and customer experience to meet rising expectations.
The UK’s coding talent shortage threatens its AI ambitions. Leaders stress education, lifelong learning, and responsible AI adoption to secure a workforce fit for the future.
Airports are harnessing AI to boost efficiency, sustainability, and passenger experience. From biometric boarding to predictive maintenance, AI is redefining aviation’s future and reshaping global air travel.
Smart campuses and buildings are transforming workplaces with AI, sensors, and automation. From universities to military bases, connected environments improve security, efficiency, sustainability, and user experience.
Discover why strong data governance is vital for AI development. Learn how governance ensures trustworthy data, reduces risk, supports growth, and enables responsible, scalable artificial intelligence strategies.
Michael Green, UK&I Managing Director at Databricks, argues that the UK’s AI transformation depends on prioritising workforce training, ensuring people gain the skills to thrive alongside new technology.
Paul McHugh, Head of Sales EMEA at Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions, explains why AI transformation depends on reliable connectivity, with 5G and WWAN networks driving resilience, innovation, and growth.
Dael Williamson, EMEA CTO at Databricks, explains why governance is the foundation of trust — and the competitive edge — when scaling AI agents safely into production.
Explore how AI challenges traditional consent, and why organisations must adopt dynamic, transparent approaches to data use, building trust, compliance, and competitive advantage in a digital world.
AI is reshaping entry-level jobs, challenging businesses to rethink talent pipelines. Experts argue collaboration, strategy, and investment in skills are essential to build the future workforce.
Major sporting events highlight hidden cyber risks. Collateral damage from attacks on supply chains and cloud providers shows why recovery, resilience, and preparation matter more than prevention.
Multinational enterprises face fragmented, outdated telephony models. Cloud-based global providers deliver unified contracts, lower costs, and seamless Microsoft Teams integration, enabling consistent, flexible communication across borders.
AI won’t replace human agents but can transform customer experience by handling routine queries, reducing costs, and boosting service quality when deployed strategically alongside people.
Smarter, sustainable supply chains powered by item-level intelligence strengthen resilience, cut costs, and reduce environmental impact while enhancing transparency, customer experience, and long-term business stability.
Quantum computing is no longer science fiction. Discover how small businesses can prepare today, from cybersecurity to optimisation, and gain competitive advantage in tomorrow’s digital landscape.
Creativity sparks desire, but technology enables lasting engagement. Ewen Sturgeon of VML explores how human creativity and connected systems together drive growth in today’s fragmented market.
Workplace AI boosts efficiency but often fails people. Without emotional intelligence, tech risks harming collaboration, culture, and retention. The real test is human-centred design.
