Login Innovate UK’s Innovation Accelerator Pilot Fuels Local Growth An innovative pilot programme, the Innovation Accelerator, is creating a significant impact in Glasgow City Region, Greater Manchester, and the West Midlands. News 1 year ago
Login Navigating new capital: debt financing for small and growing companies If you own a small and growing company, there will usually be a need for new capital to expand and continue to grow. Once you have exhausted early-stage equity investments, starting with family, fools, and friends, your company will likely turn to convertible loan notes. Funding 1 year ago
Login SAFELOG and Opteran Partner for Next-Gen Nature-Inspired Mobile Robots Opteran Technologies, the Natural Intelligence company, has announced a major partnership with SAFELOG, the global order picking and transportation robot manufacturer. News 1 year ago
Login Electric vessel maker Candela closes record funding round of €24.5M Candela, a maker of sustainable electric hydrofoil boats, has successfully completed its most substantial funding round to date, securing €24.5 million to boost the production of its P-12 ferry. Among the investors is Groupe Beneteau. Funding 1 year ago
Login UK SMEs Alarmingly Underprepared for Cyber Threats, Cowbell Reveals A recent survey has highlighted a significant gap in cybercrime preparedness among the UK's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with a mere 19% possessing an adequate cyber incident response plan (IRP). News 1 year ago
Login Apple acquires Canadian startup DarwinAI Apple has acquired Canadian AI startup, DarwinAI, adding more technology to its collection, ahead of its big push into generative AI in 2024. News 1 year ago
Login AI in the workplace contributes to lower quality of life New technological innovations are being introduced to our lives all the time, but it turns out, these may not be as good for workers as traditional technologies. Features 1 year ago
Login Go with the Flowsense With many visually impaired women facing limited availability of accessible feminine hygiene products; the lack of autonomy and privacy can intensify the constant fear of staining clothes and amplify feelings of uncertainty and vulnerability in making hygienic decisions without supervision. When there are already taboos around menstruation, visually impaired women can feel embarrassment and a sense of shame because most aren’t able to manage this fully independently. Startups 1 year ago
Login Where are they now?: Walk With Path Walk With Path is on a mission to create inclusive innovations that make a positive impact and create products to empower people to take charge and move forward. Startups 1 year ago
Login Startup hotspot: Malta's Market The Maltese Archipelago is made up of a number of beautiful islands, Malta, the largest mainland, Gozo, and Comino. These three are the only ones inhabited, but there are smaller islands that make up the entirety of Malta. Features 1 year ago
Login Neurodiversity is not a superpower Neurodiversity is not a superpower. Although well-meaning, the tendency to romanticise neurodiversity as a collection of extraordinary abilities overlooks the very real struggles neurodiverse people face in their personal and professional lives. Features 1 year ago
Login Melt&Marble expands with new state-of-the-art HQ Melt&Marble a Swedish precision fermentation company, has transitioned to its new headquarters in Gothenburg. This move brings with it advanced precision fermentation innovation facilities, including cutting-edge molecular biology and microbiology laboratories, bioreactors that reach pilot scale, and a food application test kitchen dedicated to culinary experimentation. News 1 year ago
Login What Does Good Customer Service Look Like In 2024? Facing challenges navigating the ever-evolving landscape of customer service? You aren't alone. In this digital world, outstanding customer service has become more than necessary – it's now the ultimate brand differentiator. Features 1 year ago
Login Banking the Gig-Economy – An Opportunity not a Headache At the beginning of 2024, 43% of British workers were supplementing their main income with additional jobs, a fallout of the Cost-of-Living crisis. Whether that be freelancing, selling handmade crafts on Etsy or spending evenings cycling as a Deliveroo rider, the economic backdrop is contributing to the growth of this way of working. Features 1 year ago
Login 4 in 10 Brits Prefer Nudge-Free Marketing This Consumer Rights Day, fresh insights from Twilio have highlighted that nearly four out of 10 (39%) UK consumers would choose to avoid nudge marketing and sales strategies altogether. These strategies include countdown timers, "last chance to buy" alerts, and email follow-ups urging them to finalise incomplete purchases. Brand 1 year ago