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Smartphones, tablets and wearable tech devices have transformed how people live, work and consume services, forcing businesses to develop their own strategies for dealing with such use at the back-end and capitalising on it at the front-end.

Next-generation technology to relieve the pain of hospital bed shortage

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Consumer Electronics & Mobile

Severe: the security risk to UK mobile app users

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4 lessons in peak performance from the London Marathon

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Remittance and mobile payment services provide financial identity

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Consumer Electronics & Mobile

Technology will revolutionise the retail experience

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Habit-forming technology: the future of enterprise app development

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AI & Machine Learning

Brexit triggers and travel bans: the role of employee communication apps

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AI & Machine Learning

A new kind of intelligence is required

Business leaders need to act now to create a culture that can meet the challenges artificial intelligence will bring to their organisations.

AI & Machine Learning

Brexit triggers and travel bans: the role of employee communication apps

AI & Machine Learning

A new kind of intelligence is required

Business leaders need to act now to create a culture that can meet the challenges artificial intelligence will bring to their organisations.

AI & Machine Learning

Consumer receptiveness to chatbots is high

Consumer Electronics & Mobile

Police harness mobile tech to increase front line efficiency

Surrey Police and Sussex Police are using mobile technology to increase time officers spend on the frontline.

Consumer Electronics & Mobile

Is IoT the next step for the mobile workforce?

Communications & Networking

The next necessary step in healthcare: remote mobile solutions

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