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Government & Public Sector

Why healthcare companies have to let employees use ‘scary’ web services

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Healthcare & Life Sciences

How tech is revolutionising care for people with dementia

With awareness surrounding dementia steadily increasing, innovative technology has begun to transform the way in which healthcare operators provide care.

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Diversity

Fostering the Future Stars of Tech

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Cybersecurity

Funding for cybercriminals in financial services

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Business & Strategy

Data, trust and ethics – 2018’s key growth drivers

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Financial Services

How facial recognition could save insurance companies billions

A new system based on deep learning AI could significantly reduce claims fraud. Could facial recognition be the answer?

Business & Strategy

Tech has changed the emphasis from safety to health in mining and manufacturing

From avoiding injury due to falling equipment, preventing explosions from gas, reducing injuries or even fatalities sustained from trips or falls, keeping employees safe at work has been – and will continue to be – a major part of industrial workplace health and safety in mining and manufacturing.

Blockchain