Category: Opinion

Short-sighted sceptics have long decried the death of live broadcast TV, with television audiences continuing to turn to digital streaming and catch up services.

The family dynamic and working landscape is constantly shifting.

The intranet emerged in the early 90s as a private network accessible to an organisation’s staff, providing a wide range of information and services from the organisation’s internal IT systems.

The implications of Brexit are far-reaching, and, at best, complicated for all businesses with interests in the UK.

Now that President Trump has passed the 100-day mark of his term in office, how are investors taking stock of the new administration, particularly given the hype and speculation that surrounded his election?

It seems that whatever the country, whatever the economic context, the critical question is becoming ever more pertinent; what is the future of work in an era of exponential technology development?

Silence is not an option in business today.

As IoT technology gains ground, it’s likely that one day soon, every home will be a smart home

In the age of instant gratification and personalised experiences, consumers are increasingly expecting more and more from retailers, particularly from the delivery stage in the buying cycle.

The way that customers interact with businesses is far different than it used to be, largely due to rising competition.

Steve Sasson was an electrical engineer working at Kodak when, in 1975, he designed the first ever prototype digital camera which was bigger than a toaster.

The political arena is in turmoil (again!), the economy is facing a period of uncertainty and volatility and Brexit negotiations are set to begin in just a few days time.

While most people think of London as the country’s premier business hub, the high price of commercial property drives up wages for workers while the high cost of retail or office space raises overhead costs for businesses.