Financial sector leaders feel more positive than peers in other industries (89 percent) about tech change within their organisations, according to Fujitsu’s Tech in a Transforming Britain report.
Inspiring the next generation into IT is clearly important, but says Zoe Cunningham, Managing Director, Softwire, the skills gap and gender imbalance will never be addressed without some radical thinking. There is a massive opportunity to use the new Apprenticeship Scheme to bring women back into the workforce as software developers – delivering both a … [Read more…]
Edinburgh ranks well above London as the best place for start-ups and freelancers, followed by Leeds and Manchester, according to new research.
Snapchat is reportedly planning to lay off nearly 100 engineers within a week, according to a news report.
Bosses behind ‘smart’ devices such as televisions, toys and speakers found in millions of homes will be expected to build-in tough new security measures that last the lifetime of the product, as part of plans to keep the nation safe from the increasing cyber threat.
The omnichannel experience is failing to deliver with 70% of consumers saying that retailers are not providing a consistent level of service across their online and bricks and mortar operations according to a new report.
Despite the rise of hashtag driven movements such as #MeToo and #TimesUp, social buzz around the 2018 Oscars largely focused on the films rather than the controversy, according to new data.
As media buying evolves, verification and brand safety remain the key to differentiation within a competitive market. Craig Tuck, Managing Director of RhythmOne, looks at how ad tech firms can help brands while avoiding the Facebook and Google duopoly.
Iconic UK music magazine NME is going to print the final edition of its weekly music magazine on Friday, its publisher has announced.
Jordan Peele, winner of Best Original Screenplay for Get Out, was the most Tweeted about celebrity by UK Twitter users during this year’s Oscars, according to new data.