The Technology at the End of the Tunnel

As the planet staggers into the second year of living with the novel coronavirus, all hope for a relatively swift return to normal is being pinned on the prospect of mass vaccination. It appears clear that herd immunity was a chimera and that the virus is not going to simply peter out as some do, […]

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National Technology Day

It’s National Technology Day in the UK, today recognises the ways that technology changes the world, looks to the future of technology and honors technological achievements that impact all of us daily… Imagine the world without technology?! It’s safe to say that each and every day, it’s nearly impossible to go a full 24 hours […]

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Smart Christmas Gifts to Make Life A Little Easier

Are you looking to gift your loved ones the best smart gift for Christmas 2020 but you’re not sure where to start? We’ve got you covered! Whoever it is that you are shopping for, we suggest that you introduce them to smart technology and take their wellness, home and life automation to the next level. […]

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Black Friday 2020 – To buy or not to buy?

Black Friday is shaping up to be a bit different this year, and this could be a good or bad thing depending on if you enjoy fighting over the last heavily discounted TV in the store. Instead, it will be replaced by checking out your online purchase as fast as possible to beat other bargain […]

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Digital Transformation and Innovation – Explained

The pandemic has demonstrated the breadth and depth of the possibilities that operational resilience programs must cover while allowing for an opening of minds when it comes to making changes. A common aim of digital innovation is to make changes to processes, people or systems (technology) to better align the company with its business strategy […]

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Rise of the Robots; Robotic Process Automation (RPA)

For centuries, scientists, philosophers, fiction writers and others have mused upon the possibility, and possible outcomes, of introducing robotics into our daily lives. Some have seen this as a positive, removing the need for much of our daily drudgery (see C3PO and R2-D2), some have been ambivalent, viewing it as a positive that could turn […]

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Customers Need to be Remembered

It is very common for businesses to focus most of their efforts on technology that will provide business transformation. In doing so, your customer (otherwise known as your most precious asset) is pushed back of mind. The current pandemic has demonstrated that working conditions have evolved, there is a new normal and seemingly no going […]

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Intelligence Quotidian

It’s something that was the dream of science fiction writers even before the dawn of computing, the concept that human beings could invent machines that would mimic or even surpass our intelligence and become part of our daily lives, the quotidian. To many, this still seems a far-fetched notion, but look around: artificial intelligence is […]

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5G or not 5G – Why is there a question?

As the old saying goes, a lie can get halfway around the world before the truth has got its boots on. Of course, that saying was coined in a less enlightened age; with the advent of the Internet and superfast mobile communications, a lie can get halfway around the world before the truth has even […]

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Moving Zwiftly on…

Exercise in lockdown has become one of the major talking points of the whole pandemic: what’s allowed, how long, how far, with whom… there has been much uncertainty, but the one certainty is that without some form of exercise many of us are going to have trouble squeezing back out of the door when life […]

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