Five tips to mitigate cyber-attacks in your business

Cyber security has been a topic high on the news agenda this month, following the cyber-attack on the UK electoral register and the Northern Ireland Police data breach over the past few weeks.

Unmind announces senior hires as it targets £100 million revenue

Unmind, provider of global workplace wellbeing solutions, announces C-suite hires to guide the acceleration and growth of Unmind’s journey to a £100 million operation.

Number of Women in UK Tech Sector Declines

The UK tech sector has seen the number of female workers dip between the first and second quarters of 2023, according to figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS).

BT Openreach Stop Sell is Coming – What Does That Mean for Your Business?

Next month (5th September), a significant milestone will be reached in the UK’s Big Switch Off journey. BT Openreach will be implementing the national stop sell of analogue phone systems. This move is set to reshape the traditional method of communication forever, but what does this mean for businesses across the country?

Metaverse studio Karta launches new Fortnite studio

Karta, an award-winning metaverse studio pioneering the world of in-game experiential marketing, has launched its own studio dedicated to creating bespoke in-game experiences in Fortnite. Karta’s Fortnite studio has been set up to partner with rights holders and popular IP owners from music, entertainment and sports talent to create innovative takes on Fortnite experiences within the platform – opening up new revenue streams for rights holders.

How Low-code is Fuelling a New Era of Business

Low-code development, first coined by Forrester in 2014, refers to platforms that take the focus away from code and offer an integrated easy-to-use set of solutions to accelerate app and business delivery.

Mind the investment gap: improving access to funding for female founders

In times of economic uncertainty, female-led businesses can be particularly vulnerable. A lack of awareness of the funding options available and a reluctance to take on debt, coupled with the impact of the lending gap, makes it harder for female founders to secure funding to increase working capital or seek growth in turbulent times.

The future of workplace mental health

Continuous price rises on necessities, swiftly evolving ways of working, and geopolitical conflict have many members of the workforce struggling with mental health. Employers are uniquely positioned to support employee wellbeing—employees spend the majority of their waking hours at work during the week, and 70% trust their organisations to provide them with help in times of need.

Entrepreneur Shares 6 Things That Helped When She Felt Like Giving Up

“Success belongs to those who never give up.”

As it’s Never Give Up Day (Friday 18th August), I would like to share with you 6 things that helped me when I felt like giving up!

ONS: women in UK tech sector declined by 3,000 this year

The UK tech sector has seen the number of female workers dip between the first and second quarters of 2023, according to figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS).

More than skin deep: Luvly that app combining beauty and self-care

Our lifestyles underwent something of an overhaul (to put it mildly) during the pandemic – with the beauty industry witnessing a seismic shift in priorities.

Empowering NGOs in the digital age – Riga TechGirls launches an international upskilling program for NGOs

The world is rapidly galloping into the digital age. While industries across the board are eagerly embracing technology, there’s one sector that’s often overlooked yet wields an incredible impact on society – non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

BT joins line-up for Wales Tech Week

Wales Tech Week has unveiled BT as the partner for the summit’s Connectivity Zone, reaffirming its commitment to advancing digital transformation and innovation within Wales’s technology industry.

Elon Musk’s belief that wfh is ‘morally wrong’ shows he’s out of touch

You may have seen a recent interview that mega billionaire Elon Musk – owner of Twitter, Tesla, and SpaceX, and currently the wealthiest man on the planet – gave to CNBC, in which he branded remote working as ‘morally wrong’.

How businesses can engage cross-generational internal audiences

In increasingly fractured workplaces, where remote working is now an employee expectation, new research by 438 Marketing, which specialises in cultural transformation within businesses, has found that many employers are failing to engage with their internal audiences, within and beyond the day job, where poor comms and outdated use of technology are commonplace.

Supporting the Growth of Local Economies Through Flexible Workspaces

Flexible workspaces have soared in popularity in recent years, with their many benefits, such as the increased possibility of collaboration, streamlined scalability and the option to support hybrid working positioning them as a truly valuable resource for businesses of all scales. These flexible workspaces hold the potential to reignite urban regeneration, creating a mass wealth of benefits for both businesses and the local economy alike.

Electric Sheep secures funding to replace green screens with AI

Electric Sheep, an AI tech startup in visual effects (VFX), has announce the close of an oversubscribed pre-seed funding round of half a million dollars. The round was filled by AI focused VCs, led by Dasein Capital (US), and backed by Spatial Capital (US) and Look AI Ventures (Czech Republic).

Five essential skills for the marketer of the future

Thomas Peham, VP of Marketing at enterprise CMS Storyblok looks at the new skills marketers will need to acquire in order to futureproof their careers

 

Mitsubishi invests in Advanced Ionics

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has announced that it has invested in Advanced Ionics, a high efficiency, low-temperature water vapour electrolysis technology startup company headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Is tech the universal force for good?

The technology industry has developed in broadly three phases to date. The era of the nerds, the reverence, and now the tech-lash. But first, let’s rewind to an earlier simpler time.