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Taking control of finance – five resolutions for millennials in 2017
Kerim Derhalli, invstr
Keeping finances in check can be a headache for people of any age but, for millennials, those pressures can be...
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How Cloud Computing Can Unlock Growth for SMEs
Ed Thewlis, The Data Shed
For the first time, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have found themselves in a position to access previously unattainable technology...
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10 Tips to successfully crowdfunding your idea
Joel Hughes, Indiegogo
Instead of struggling to secure bank loans or venture funding, crowdfunding can be a great way for businesses and individuals...
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Brexit as catalyst for change for good
David Evans, BCS The Chartered Institute for IT
One of the reasons cited by expert commentators for Donald J Trump’s shock election to the highest office in the...
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Virtual reality has genuine power to do good
Richard Nockles, Surround Vision
At a time of immense political uncertainty and ugliness, it’s well worth highlighting some positives.
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Managed Chaos: Team management in a fast-growing company
Serguei Beloussov, Acronis
In a fast-changing business, the kind of people you manage is more important than your management process or style.
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Understanding the fifth basic human need: data
John Zanni, Acronis
For thousands of years, human society recognised four basic human needs: food, water, air and shelter.
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Trump’s impact on UK tech
Lee Murphy, Pandle
I think everyone was shocked to see that Trump won the US Election and many are concerned about the influence...
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Overcoming the data avalanche to make better business decisions
Chris Purcell, Epicor Software
Business decision making has always been fuelled by financial data, but as data continues to swell exponentially business decision making...
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Autonomous technology needs public understanding and trust
Antonios Tsourdos, Autonomous and Cyber-Physical Systems Centre
The new House of Lords Select Committee on Science and Technology inquiry into autonomous vehicles isn’t just another inquiry.
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Technology debate key to improving 'unacceptable' care standards
Ben Wilson, Care Protect
Recent findings of the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) unacceptable ‘State of Care’ report, suggest the need for a serious discussion...
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Avoid Bankruptcy: The new EU GDPR calls for data encryption
Christoph Bader, Kingston Technology
Your data is increasingly taken beyond the relative safety of your corporate firewall.
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Why autonomous vehicles lead to more congestion
Markus Berensson
Cities are messy creations of sticks and stone that demand policies grounded in bricks and mortar to function and prosper. ...
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Don't lose sight of what is right in front of you
Helen Brown, Beacon Centre
The number of people living with sight loss in the UK has been forecast to rise from 1.8 million in...
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We need to start thinking about how we respond to automation
Tom Watson MP, Labour Deputy Leader
Roy Amara was a scientist and researcher who thought a lot about the future. Amara’s law says we tend to...
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Home insulation as national infrastructure would save money, lives and the planet
Clive Lewis MP
Britain is a modern and technologically vibrant country. As we stride into the 21st century barely a day goes by...
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