The Future of Esports: ISE Barcelona

I’ve never been captain current affairs when it comes to the sports world, but I do come from a city where news about The Lakers losing garners more media coverage than global warming.

Offices also need an MOT, if over 50s are to return to employment

Plans to encourage early retirees back into work will hit a road block unless offices are given an MOT too, that’s according to global workplace creation expert, Unispace.

Visualisation saved my life – now I want to make it mainstream

A wellbeing start-up hopes to help millions with visualisation techniques that are credited with saving its co-founder’s life.

Cybercriminals target fans of The Last of Us with recent malware and phishing scams

Hackers and scammers have recently been taking advantage of the excitement surrounding HBO’s new adaption of the popular video game franchise The Last of Us.

Geo-political investing, intermediaries and surging forward in 2023

Investment leads, whether they’re VCs or intermediaries, can use this challenging time right now to expedite their process of elimination for the next brilliant Founders to invest and believe in and Founders, if they’re tenacious and confident can use this time to surge forwards.

Employee Experience for Gen Z

This time 15 years ago, companies were mainly talking about one thing: Millennials — and more specifically, how to deal with them in the workplace.

Rishi Sunak approves 4 departments to deliver for the British people

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced the creation of four government departments, including a dedicated Department for Science, Innovation and Technology focused on technical innovations.

Safe-Citizens joins the effort to save lives in Turkey and Syria

British startup Safe-Citizens, a provider of emergency management and warning solutions, has deployed its safety platform to ServeOn, a disaster relief and humanitarian aid organisation who are deploying to Turkey and Syria to assist with the crisis.

HANNOVER MESSE: Showcase for Artificial Intelligence

From 17 to 21 April 2023, HANNOVER MESSE will be shining a spotlight on the topic of “AI in manufacturing”. Along with the subject of process optimization, exhibitors will be focusing on the role of AI in simulation, testing, and product development. Generative AI is also making major inroads into industry. This is why the upcoming tradeshow will be offering special guided tours, a dedicated discus­sion format, and numerous company exhibits featuring AI tools and use cases – from robotics to production cells.

What will define Workforce in 2023

Global HR and payroll specialist, ADP, urges UK businesses to review their recruitment processes as the UK workforce shifts irrevocably due to impact of the pandemic and the fourth industrial revolution. Otherwise, they might struggle to compete on a global stage.

B2B Downturn Bites – Deal sizes down by third as senior management steps in to win deals

Average business-to-business (B2B) deal sizes have decreased by 30% in 2022, placing pressure on sellers as the economic downturn continues.

Equality Must Start In the Classroom’ Ahead of International Day of Women and Girls in Science

Ahead of this year’s International Day of Women and Girls in Science (IDWGIS), data consultancy Profusion has stressed the pressing need to tackle gender bias in the classroom in order to have a chance of bridging the STEM gender gap.

One House and Aerial Launch World’s First Emissions Reduction Platform for Touring Artists and DJs

One House, the world’s fastest growing talent development company and Aerial, the sustainable living platform, are announcing a tool for measuring, reducing, and offsetting the carbon emissions of artists and creators globally.

Study Says UK Will Lose its Leadership Position in Open Banking by the End of the Year Without Focused Action

A new report released has claimed that the UK, the first mover and, until now, seen as a global leader in Open Banking will lose that leadership position this year unless drastic action is taken.

Revealed: The Dating Apps Users Want to Delete the Most

A new study by dating app, Dua.com has revealed that Tinder is the dating app people want to delete the most.   

Skipperi raises €7M in funding to make boating more accessible, affordable, and hassle-free

Finnish startup Skipperi, a shared-use boating subscription service and peer-to-peer boat rental platform, has raised €7M in series A funding.

How to secure European Grant Funding for UK companies

For a lot of founders, startups and scale-ups, funding is going to be a key priority. Yet many UK startups are unaware of the types of funding that can be secured from across the channel. This article will help to explain about European R&D Grant Funding opportunities and how UK-based businesses can access them. Let’s jump right in.

Managing a global team effectively in this new remote-friendly world

International teams bring valuable diversity, skill sets and perspectives to organizations, but curating collaboration activities on projects can be more difficult when team members are physically scattered around the globe.

Ideagen launches comprehensive health and safety tool for SMBs to better protect their workforces

Ideagen has announced the launch of its new Ideagen EHS Essentials product, designed to digitally transform how small to medium businesses (SMB) track and report health and safety incidents at work.

What elephants and customer experiences have in common

Customers are like elephants; they have amazing memories. This means they will never forget a truly wonderful or absolutely horrible service experience.