Higher Education: Why digitisation is key to widening accessibility to underserved groups
by Dave Sherwood
The UK’s digital shift
by Genevieve Redgrave
Urgent measures needed to rescue hospitality and high streets from irreversible lockdown decline
by Brendan Chilton.
Future fandom: The Battle for fan retention in the Covid-19 Era
by Steve Madincea

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EU arrogance goes far beyond vaccine fiasco

We can't make the EU play fair if we continue to play nice. We have to focus on our strengths, focus on the world outside the EU, and forge our own destiny like the confident and outward looking nation we are
by Jayne Adye - 5 February 2021
The importance of payment infrastructure in scaling a mobility business

With businesses facing huge pressures due to the Covid-19 pandemic, having access to critcial, scalable payments solutions is now a top priortiy
by Paul Marcantonio - 2 February 2021
Pandemic procurement failings and how technology can help

With the UK government suffering procurement problems during the Covid-19 pandemic, how can technology help the supply chain and ensure responsible, efficient sourcing?
by Garry Jones - 2 February 2021

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What are the effects of the decline of the office?

With the Covid-19 crisis forcing businesses to reduce headcounts, make flexible working mandatory and scrap office space, what does 'the death of the office' mean for companies in the long term?
by Tushar Agarwal - 2 February 2021
Monetising customer data without their knowledge must stop

With data privacy high on the corporate agenda, tech industry expert Sridhar Iyengar warns against companies cashing in on customer data and explains Zoho's commitment to keeping confidential information secure
by Sridhar Iyengar - 2 February 2021
Elon Musk debate: Why bitcoin, why now?

With the price of Bitcoin surging due to an endorsement from entrepreneur Elon Musk, industry expert Stephen Kelso of ITI Capital discusses the rise of cryptocurrency and its attraction for investors
by Stephen Kelso - 2 February 2021
Time for the real Brexit, not corporate nonsense Brexit

If we are to get the Brexit we voted for and deserve, the Government must turn its back on the lobbyists andGet Britain Out of the European Union without the continual whispering in ears of big corporate businesses
by Jayne Adye - 22 December 2020
Cut through the noise this Black Friday with audio advertising

With Black Friday deals sending shoppers wild and social distancing rules due to Covid-19 restricting in-person visits, Christian Facey, CEO and Co-Founder of AudioMob argues that audio adverts can help cut through the noise
by Christian Facey - 27 November 2020
How Trumpian anti-Brexit campaigners look today

Remainers in Britain are guilty of grotesque hypcrisy in criticising President Trump for refusing to accept the legitimacy of Joe Biden's victory. Indeed, Trump is simply following the Remain camp's stance in refusing to accept the result of the 2016 Brexit referendum
by Jayne Adye - 23 November 2020
All I want for Christmas… is an ethical online retailer

Consumer Affiars Expert Eleanor Thomas notes that the coronavirus pandemic has led to a surge in consumer demand for online retail which has served to benefir the large online retailers at the expense of independent businesses. Eleanor argues that in order to support independent businesses we should all use smaller, more ethically oriented online retailers.
by Eleanor Thomas - 19 November 2020

Warning over new surge in vaccine-related email scams

As the global Covid-19 vaccine rollout continues, researchers at Barracuda Networks have revealed a sharp rise in vaccine-associated phishing attacks
ITI Capital launches IPO and Secondary Placing investment service

Leading emerging markets-focused brokerage specialist ITI Capital has announced a new IPO service to help clients maximise investments
Budget 2021: Back skills say tech industry leaders

Business chiefs and IT professionals have called for the government to underline its commitment to cyber skills, digital empowerment and support for workers to improve their IT capabilities, ahead of Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s Covid-19 recovery budget
Home office reports 24% rise in permanent IT staffers during Covid-19 outbreak

The Home Office has boosted its permanant IT staff headcount to support public services through 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to newly released data
Thieves plunder 105 gadgets from BBC offices in last two years

Research from a leading law firm has revealed that the BBC has been a victim of widespread device theft, with laptops, phones, cameras and other gadgets swiped from BBC offices over the last two years
FDM Group pledges to hire over 2,000 new IT trainees this year

Leading FTSE 250 employer already ‘inundated’ with 1,500 job applications this year as Covid-19 pandemic triggers renewed interest in digtial jobs
Encompass Corporation appoints technology executive Daryn Edgar to Board

Senior hire for Encompass Corporation as Daryn Edgar joins its board, the company is a leader in intelligently automated Know Your Customer (KYC) solutions