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Daisy Group, along with twenty-four other companies in the North West are featured in 2018’s league table of Britain’s leading private mid-market growth companies.
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Actions, approaches and aspirations; these are three core ingredients of this year’s BCI World Exhibition and Conference. Starting on November 7 Novotel’s London West Hotel and spanning two fully-loaded days of networking, the event is the global forum for discussion, testing of new concepts, practical takeaways and the presenting new research and serves a key calendar staple for all business continuity and resilience professionals.
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A new report from PwC has predicted that 30% of professional roles currently filled by humans in the UK could be eliminated due to the rise of artificial intelligence and robotics within the next decade and a half, according to BBC News.
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The next version of the world’s most popular smartphone OS, Android, is now available to developers who want to prepare for its eventual rollout later in the year. And Google’s next generational leap looks set to bring with it a host of fresh features to shake up the marketplace.
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This month the Government Transformation Strategy was revealed, indicating the steps that are set to be taken over the next three years as public sector services are shifted to the digital realm and IT solutions are updated to accommodate these changes.
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Mobile users from the UK who travel to other parts of the EU will no longer have to face any kind of charge for roaming with their device later this year, with the European Commission confirming plans to ditch provider fees which many felt were unnecessary.
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British workers are less willing to put up with companies that are structured in a way which limits flexibility and forces them into a strict, traditional approach to office hours, according to a new study from the ILM.
Continue reading “Employees Reject Rigid Workplace Cultures”
High speed internet access is to be made available in out of the way parts of the UK thanks to a government deal struck with the Church of England, according to the Telegraph.
Continue reading “Rural broadband coverage to be patched with transmitters on churches”
Some might argue that the smartphone market has stagnated, with innovations few and far between. But Chinese mobile maker, ZTE, is taking bold steps in a new direction with the Hawkeye, a new device which was designed with direct input from users and is now seeking funding via the popular Kickstarter platform to make it a reality, according to Tech Radar.
Continue reading “Democratically designed, user-funded smartphone from ZTE breaks cover”
All eyes are on CES 2017 this week, as the biggest players in the tech industry unveil their latest creations. And as usual it is smartphones that are among the most dominant devices at the show.
Continue reading “Latest Qualcomm chipset should deliver major smartphone improvements”