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The true cost of phishing attacks
It is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the rising number of cyber attacks over the last few years. New working environments have further accelerated the risk landscape for small to medium size businesses across all different markets.
Opinion par " Kevin Drinkall
06.12.2022
The true cost of phishing attacks
Multiple identities, security, and the growth of the metaverse
Mark Zuckerberg's announcement in late 2021 that Facebook, Inc. was to be renamed 'Meta' triggered a seismic shift in the public's perception of the metaverse.
Opinion par " Davy Smith
05.12.2022
Why sustaining creativity and innovation is vital for fostering future business leaders
I have long been fascinated by group interaction. My academic journey was kickstarted by my days as a professional jazz trumpeter, where group dynamics and team leadership were critical to how well teams could improvise creatively. As a social scientist, I have spent the last two decades studying similar issues in the workplace. So, how can teams foster creativity in the workplace?
Opinion par " Colin Fisher
01.12.2022
Why sustaining creativity and innovation is vital for fostering future business leaders
Could a recession be the reset we need?
The UK economy is an uncertain place right now. The economic landscape has suffered through Brexit, the pandemic and a raft of leadership changes. The pound’s downward spiral caused business confidence to plummet and now the Bank of England has warned that the UK is facing its longest recession since records began, with the economic downturn expected to extend into 2024 - that’s eight consecutive quarters.
Opinion par " Joe Calnan
30.11.2022
Could a recession be the reset we need?
Generative AI is here to stay, but so are artists
Generative Artificial Intelligence is the next commercial frontier for AI. What appeared as a surreal meme generator earlier this year has turned into a goldrush with the success of companies like Stability AI. Max Lunn digs into how they work, their use cases, the issues plaguing them – and why long-termism has clouded the artist debate.
Opinion par " Max Lunn
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30.11.2022
How to make your female founder led business more relatable to (mostly) male investors
Attracting the right investors can be tricky. One of the most common misconceptions for first-time female founders is that to secure funding, you simply need to create a pitch deck and start reaching out to every and any potential investor you can find. But it takes so much more to make your business both relatable and investable, especially as a woman trying to secure investment in the very male dominated world of venture capital.
Opinion par " Julia Elliott Brown
29.11.2022
The trends within the Metaverse that investors and entrepreneurs should know about
“(I was) born at a pretty crappy time in history. Luckily, I had access to the OASIS, which was like having an escape hatch into a better reality.It was my playground and my preschool, a magical place where anything was possible.” So said Ready Player One’s main character, Wade, of the real world versus the sci fi version of the metaverse, where most of the book’s adventure takes place.
Opinion par " Jaie Genadt
25.11.2022
Legal Innovators 3.0: how legaltech's gradual adoption is changing the legal profession
The third edition of the Legal Innovator's conference brought together speakers and panelists from the entire legal-tech ecosystem. Standardisation, adoption, client stickiness and work-life balance all came under the spotlight. But are lawyers ready to change?
Opinion par " Max Lunn
25.11.2022
Legal Innovators
Blending data and imagination to transform young people’s financial health
For most of us, starting out on our financial journey as an adult isn’t easy. And for Millennials and Gen Zs today, learning to budget with limited disposable income can feel like a fruitless exercise.
Opinion par " Anita Woods
24.11.2022
Digital Learning Transformation for Remote employee engagement, performance, and retention
Across the UK tech space, few large organisations wanted to or have been able to continue with face-to-face onboarding and training during, or “since”, the pandemic. While most will have had a level of elearning already in place for the basics of company processes and compliance training, many then took the same principles to further L&D content moving forward for remote employees.
Opinion par " Anna Lemor
23.11.2022
Digital Learning Transformation for Remote employee engagement, performance, and retention
Video security is a political animal
Technology does not exist in a vacuum and as much as it may exist as a tool for users, innovations will face scrutiny from outside parties. We have heard calls from groups such as Human Rights Watch and Big Brother Watch to ensure technology does not infringe upon people’s rights or exacerbate pre-existing inequalities between groups. These viewpoints inevitably clash with companies needing to maintain the security of their properties, creating a complex balance between privacy and protection.
Opinion par " Sam Lancia
22.11.2022
Video security is a political animal
‘The world is one family’: the philosophy guiding India’s startup ecosystem
As the future of UK-India trade relations continues to hang in the balance, a delegation of over forty tech leaders from around the world travelled to South Asia, to learn and more closely understand India – and why it’s rapidly chasing the coattails of the US and China to take become a world-leading tech ecosystem.
Opinion par " Russ Shaw
21.11.2022
Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam - ‘The world is one family’ philosophy that guides India’s startup ecosystem
Why carbon labels are the future
Is the annual COP conference driving the change we need? COP always generates plenty of headlines - and this year’s in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, was no different. But are these conferences really driving change? Headlines are great, but action is what we need.
Opinion par " Huib van Bockel
17.11.2022
Why upskilling is a fundamental part of closing the diversity and skills gap
Richard Townsend, CEO and cofounder of Circus Street, discusses why some of the key hurdles to creating more diverse teams can be overcome through training programs
Opinion par " Richard Townsend
17.11.2022
Why upskilling is a fundamental part of closing the diversity and skills gap

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