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12 Jan 2021
CES 2021: The show must go on
The largest and most prestigious technology conference of the year, CES, has rolled around again.
Read More12 Jan 2021
How simple digital games soothed us in 2020
We tried Zoom quizzes, but that could only last so long. Instead, the gentle silliness and fun of simple digital games, are becoming the latest trend.
Read More18 Dec 2020
What’s changed in digital and tech in 2020
Early in December, New York Times executive editor Dean Baquet opined that some years are “so eventful they are regarded as pivotal in history” and said 2020 will be considered one of those fateful years.
Read More09 Dec 2020
Investing in investment: the success of Moneybox
Despite being in a crowded and competitive market, Moneybox is doing well and growing fast.
Read More09 Dec 2020
Matillion: Rolling in Data
According to a recent study by Matillion, nearly half the time spent on data analytics projects is spent preparing the data, rather than doing the important strategic work of actually analysing it.
Read More09 Dec 2020
Up a creek with a Paddle: SaaS support
Paddle recently received £52 million in series C funding, after four years of big growth. Even doubling their annual revenue growth in the last year alone.
Read More11 Nov 2020
Why companies like Tessian are thriving in the pandemic
Companies have struggled with cybersecurity for many years now and its a problem which is only exacerbated through remote working.
Read More11 Nov 2020
Mindful Chef: a tech deal driven by covid-19
Good news this week for South London-based meal kit delivery service Mindful Chef, which was recently bought by food giant Nestlé. The deal is another sign that tech-driven businesses are thriving where others are not.
Read More30 Oct 2020
TikTok flourishes, Quibi falls: a tale for tech
TikTok is utterly dominating its market, is growing rapidly and is the social media network of the moment.
Read More23 Jun 2020
Humanising technology to better understand our emotions
Despite the significant leaps in the quality of online interaction in making us feel we're in the same room, one concern seems to be gaining traction as we move towards our fourth month of lockdown: how will this change face-to-face interaction IRL?
Read More05 Jun 2020
Insights into the Stack Overflow 2020 Developer Survey
Hello everyone, welcome to more of my words. This time round, I’m taking a deep dive into the Stack Overflow 2020 Developer survey.
Read More26 May 2020
Cybersecurity’s future in the job market
With the public now far more aware of cybersecurity issues than they were in the past, maybe there’ll be enough people to meet demand and fill the skills gap.
Read More04 May 2020
AI virus prediction software: Utilise the signal in the noise
There's been much talk of the various AI virus prediction software platforms that predicted the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic. One platform that's received a lot of attention is Bluedot, a Toronto based startup.
Read More01 May 2020
Covid-19: why cybersecurity matters
The covid-19 pandemic has brought with it many changes major challenges for businesses and workers. One such challenge is cybersecurity.
Read More27 Apr 2020
How the technology industry is shining during covid-19
COVID-19 has had a dramatic impact on the world economy, laying whole industries to waste, but as always Technology is providing a glimmer of hope.
Read More20 Mar 2020
Product Management: A Day in the life
We’ve collated the product management expertise that we’ve gathered over the years to help give a picture of a day in the life of a product manager. We’ve tailored our career advice to two different ends of the scale - to show what life is like as a product manager or product owner in both startups and big companies.
Read More06 Mar 2020
A career in Product Management: top tips
Looking for advice on how to pursue a career in product management? Look no further. We sat down with Carlos Silva - a previous VP of Product at Jinn to get his expert tips and career advice for life as a product manager.
Read More12 Feb 2020
Fintech Startups: How money is (still) changing
Fintechs and banking disruptors have been on the scene for some years now, and have arguably totally changed the way we spend, lend and borrow money.
Read More30 Jan 2020
What developers are thinking about in 2020
There’s a lot of developers out there, with a lot of different skillsets, wants and needs, and companies also have a diverse and sometimes very specific set of needs - so it’s important for us to look at the market and research and see what developers’ priorities are.
Read More30 Jan 2020
Gartner predicts device usage for 2020
Technology analysts at Gartner have issued their predictions for computer device usage in the next year, saying that 5G will boost mobile usage but that PCs are set to hit a slump.
Read More22 Jan 2020
The developing world of climate change and technology
This week, Microsoft made a big announcement about its plans to tackle climate change. It said that by 2030, it will be carbon-negative - meaning that its net carbon emissions will be less than zero.
Read More13 Jan 2020
What’s hot at Las Vegas’ CES this year
Once again, the Las Vegas Convention Center plays host to the world’s largest consumer technology show - CES.
Read More09 Jan 2020
The Major Technology predictions for 2020
It’s worth considering what the major changes in technology will be in 2020, and what both consumers and businesses can expect to witness.
Read More19 Dec 2019
What software engineers can expect in 2020
Software engineering is now a highly-important role for employers to fill, given the necessity of the skills involved in running a modern business.
Read More19 Dec 2019
A decade of Tech – tumult and change
It’s fair to say a lot has happened across the past decade and in a lot of different fields. Everything from politics to business has changed almost beyond recognition, and a lot of the changes are thanks to technology.
Read More29 Nov 2019
Another big bank blockchain scheme flourishes
Big news in the blockchain world this week as Reuters reports on a new project at HSBC. The banking giant told Reuters that it plans to move billions of dollars worth of assets onto a blockchain system by next March.
Read More29 Nov 2019
The encryption equation
We want our information and messages to remain private - that’s a proposition almost universally agreed upon. At the same time, we want to stay safe from crime and give law enforcement the tools they need to protect us from harm.
Read More18 Nov 2019
The better side of artificial intelligence in China
Artificial intelligence in China has received more than its fair share of criticism. The government regime is considered by many to be oppressive and many western observers suggest that it does not give its citizens proper human rights.
Read More18 Nov 2019
The data story behind Google and Fitbit
Data. It’s all around us. It drives business decisions, it’s many companies’ largest asset and the subject of massive controversy.
Read More31 Oct 2019
Google earnings and the search for constant growth
There is a recent trend in the world of finance and commerce - and more particularly in the world of tech, to favour constant growth over any other metric of success
Read More28 Oct 2019
AI at work:
friend or foe?
It’s not enough to have to fend off your fellow man or woman - you’ve now got to take on computers, too.
Read More28 Oct 2019
Breaking up: the fintech partnership problem
It is a piece of conventional wisdom in the world of fintech - and startups more generally - that a sign of success is the new wave forming partnerships with the old guard.
Read More20 Sep 2019
National Coding Week: learning the trade, doing the job
National Coding Week is a charitable attempt to get more people into the digital world by giving them the skills to get into coding.
Read More20 Jun 2019
London Tech Week: the big issues
Last week London held the annual London Tech Week - the annual festival celebrating and promoting everything that the UK’s capital has to offer the tech market.
Read More05 Jun 2019
Removing the roadblocks: how blockchain is developing
It’s time to take another look at how the much-hyped distributed ledger technology - blockchain is coming along.
Read More31 May 2019
Fintech, Gen Z’s and customer-obsession
Rather than borrowing from the “bank of mum and dad”, 18 to 22-year-olds have utilised modern finance apps and technology to help them build savings that past generations did not have at that age.
Read More23 May 2019
Siri-s business: the problem with voice assistants
A recent study by the United Nations cultural body UNESCO has called for changes to be made to voice assistants like Siri and Alexa, which use female voices.
Read More16 May 2019
The inner workflow of Amazon
A fascinating article in technology news publication The Register revealed earlier this week the inner workflow of Amazon.
Read More09 May 2019
The Chinese ‘downturn’: the working life
The massive growth of the Chinese economy as a whole has given onlookers plenty to talk about.
Read More03 May 2019
Location, location, location: where tech companies go
There are innovative tech companies all over the world and everyone knows it. But there is also a huge gravitational pull from the Valley.
Read More26 Apr 2019
Policing tech giants: No harm, no foul, no Social Media?
The UK’s Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport proposed a new watchdog that will oversee tech giants, with the threat of sanctions for executives and big fines for breaches of rules.
Read More26 Apr 2019
Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2019: From a consultants perspective
I’ve had a read over of the annual Stack Overflow Developer Survey – the ‘largest and most comprehensive survey of people who code around the world’.
Read More23 Apr 2019
The skills gap-gap: what does cybersecurity really need?
I recently took to LinkedIn to air my views on one of the most talked-about topics in the world of tech: the cybersecurity skills gap.
Read More05 Apr 2019
Cloud Computing: The AWSome power of cloud
Cloud Computing Dominator AWS held its Santa Clara Summit last week, and used the event to announce a number of changes to its existing product portfolio as well as some new bits and pieces, too.
Read More29 Mar 2019
Cybersecurity: The scourge of supply-chain attacks
Earlier this week cybersecurity company Kaspersky wrote a blog post about its discovery of a new supply-chain attack, on laptop maker Asus.
Read More21 Mar 2019
Health, Wealth & Tech: An intro to the health tech startup scene
Given how much attention the world of startups gets in general, it’s a little odd that literal life-saving technology comes near the bottom of the pile.
Read More14 Mar 2019
Artificial Intelligence: Let’s Get Ethical, [and Technical]
Last week, artificial intelligence technologist Liz O’Sullivan wrote an article for New York-based American Civil Liberties Union outlining why she quit her job at AI company Clarifai as a moral protest.
Read More08 Mar 2019
Singapore: leading the way with autonomous vehicles
This week, Swedish carmaker Volvo brought reporters and industry insiders to the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) campus in Singapore to unveil its new autonomous bus, which it says is the first of its kind in the world.
Read More05 Mar 2019
MWC 2019: Mobile World Congress, Tech & The Rest
The European 2019 edition of the Mobile World Congress - now just ‘MWC’ - hit Barcelona last week, with thousands descending on the Spanish city.
Read More22 Feb 2019
A dramatic data dump
Last week technology news publication The Register revealed the location of nearly 620 million sets of personal data that had been stolen from various websites.
Read More18 Feb 2019
The booming Fintech market – where’s the money going
Recent research by technology mergers and acquisitions advisory firm Hampleton Partners has found that $31 billion was invested in the Fintech market in 2018 - the highest level on record.
Read More13 Feb 2019
The future of 2019,
according to Gartner
Gartner last week predicted that IT spending will hit $3.8 trillion in 2019, saying that spending should rise in spite of global geopolitical uncertainties.
Read More25 Jan 2019
GDPR: The repercussions of Google’s monster data fine
The French data protection regulator CNIL fined Google earlier this week, to the tune of £44 million.
Read More22 Jan 2019
The Future of AI and Diversity in Recruitment
AI could prove to be a force for good in terms of improving diversity, inclusivity and employee engagement.
Read More21 Jan 2019
On a cliff edge: the next stage for cloud computing
Distributed cloud computing, which was developed as a concept in universities more than 20 years ago, has really come into its own in the last 5-10 years.
Read More15 Jan 2019
Virtual Reality comes to life
This week is a big week for the technology world, as thousands descended upon Las Vegas for the biggest technology trade show in the world - the CES.
Read More15 Jan 2019
Smart Farming: Using data to improve food production
Bees. They terrify millions, are the subject of a great movie and an even greater meme, are integral to food production around the world, and now, they are the latest tool in a growing arsenal of data collection and Internet of Things devices.
Read More13 Dec 2018
Technology: The Kubernetes crescendo #KubeCon
The Linux Foundation’s KubeCon and CloudNativeCon conference is happening this week, drawing thousands of “adopters and technologists” to Seattle from Tuesday to Friday. - [...]
Read More11 Dec 2018
Hotel hell: Marriott’s data breach
Last week Marriott, the world’s biggest hotel company, announced that its subsidiary Starwood had suffered a major data breach that has led to 500 million users having their data leaked, over a four year period since 2014.
Read More03 Dec 2018
Cybersecurity is Vital in the 4th Generation of Espionage
The UK is readying itself for the ‘fourth generation of espionage’ according to the head of MI6, Alex Younger, in order to cope with the growing ‘hybrid threats’ of cyberattacks, fake news and interference in domestic politics.
Read More30 Nov 2018
Is there life on Elon Musk’s SpaceX Mars Colony?
- - - The 47-year-old Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk is 70 per cent sure he will live on Mars soon. [...]
Read More30 Nov 2018
Salaries: The tech talent market in the UK and Ireland
Earlier this year, Computer Weekly released its annual salary survey for those working in technology in the UK and Ireland. As Redcat has recently produced an infographic illustrating some statistics of the Front-End Development market, alongside consultant Jack Prior’s commentary, now seems like as good a time as any to discuss tech salaries in the UK.
Read More30 Nov 2018
Virtual Warfare: Microsoft equips US Army with HoloLens
- - - - - Microsoft is selling the US Army 100,000 HoloLens mixed reality headsets for infantry use in [...]
Read More23 Nov 2018
How video manipulation and face mapping are changing the world
The BBC, one of the most trusted sources of news in the world, recently raised the issue of video manipulation and face mapping as part of the growing rise in so-called “fake news”.
Read More23 Nov 2018
The changing uses of blockchain
It was reported in the Financial Times last week, that Banking giant JP Morgan Chase, is leading something called the Interbank Information Network (IIN), a project that uses blockchain technology to improve the efficiency of cross-border currency transfers.
Read More23 Nov 2018
Should tech giants be boycotted over terror threats?
MPs are urging tech giants, including Amazon, Facebook and Google-owned YouTube, to shape up or risk being boycotted from major advertising deals from global brands.
Read More19 Nov 2018
Google Glass 2 coming for business users
Remember Google Glass? That augmented reality (AR) bit of kit that everyone got over-excited about a few years back? Well it looks like Google Glass 2 is on the way soon, though it’s being developed strictly for business users, according to latest reports.
Read More13 Nov 2018
Front-End Development Market Overview | INFOGRAPHIC
At RedCat, we think it’s important to give both the candidates and clients we work with a genuine overview of the market. I know everyone says ‘oh we can tell you exactly what’s going on out there’, well in this case, the proof is in the pudding.
Read More13 Nov 2018
Technology: Would you be happy to be microchipped at work?
British companies are looking at potential ways of tracking employees with the use of embedded Microchips in their skin, according to latest reports.
Read More12 Nov 2018
World’s first AI news anchor goes on-air in China
Fake news? No. It’s just the world’s first artificially intelligent virtual news anchor reading out the news in China.
Read More08 Nov 2018
Apple’s 5G iPhone looking likely by 2020
iPhone fans have a shade under two years to wait until Apple finally embraces the next-gen superfast 5G standard, according to latest reports from leading tech sites this month.
Read More08 Nov 2018
How life is changing for Big Tech
The big four tech firms, Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple, known to some as GAFA, are seeing their unbridled growth and huge disruptive power slowly come back to cause problems.
Read More02 Nov 2018
Big Tech under fire from Tony Blair and Tim Berners-Lee
Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the world wide web and Tony Blair, the disgraced former Labour Prime Minister have both hit out at big tech this week (by which we generally mean Amazon, Facebook, Google, Apple).
Read More01 Nov 2018
Why Jeremy Clarkson still hates electric cars
In what is perhaps the least surprising electric cars (EV) news of the month, it appears that Jeremy Clarkson still has a bit of a problem with the UK’s EV-charging infrastructure.
Read More01 Nov 2018
Diversity in Tech: Making Tech A More Diverse Place
Earlier this week, chipmaking giant Intel released its diversity report for 2018, where it found that it had hit its target, two years early.
Read More25 Oct 2018
Self-Driving Cars: Move Fast and Break Things
In a new development in the world of self-driving cars, cab firm Addison Lee this week put a date on its self-driving taxi plans, saying that it wants to roll out a fleet by 2021. Though there are all sorts of self-driving car developments going on, it’s a bold move to put a hard deadline on such a project.
Read More22 Oct 2018
Volkswagen takes on Tesla: opening massive Chinese EV factory
- - - - - Volkswagen has signalled its intention to take on the mighty Tesla in the electric vehicles [...]
Read More22 Oct 2018
Autonomous Revolution: Driverless Addison Lees to hit London in 2021
The autonomous car revolution is almost upon us, with London’s leading private hire company Addison Lee announcing plans today to launch a driverless taxi service in London in 2021.
Read More18 Oct 2018
Data Centres, Governments and secret clouds
Late last week, Wikileaks revealed the previously-unknown locations of Amazon Web Services’ data centres around the world.
Read More17 Oct 2018
Interpretable Deep Learning with R, Keras and LIME
Yesterday we had the pleasure of partnering with non-profit organisation R-Ladies and luxury fashion ecommerce platform Farfetch to bring you Interpretable Deep Learning, with Keynote speaker Dr Shirin Glander.
Read More16 Oct 2018
Startup of the week: MakerPhone
Why bother wasting all of your salary on a shiny new iPhone XS? Why not save all that dosh and have more fun making your own phone?
Read More11 Oct 2018
The Bloomberg fallout
- - - - - In a crowded field of huge cybersecurity news, one of the biggest stories of recent [...]
Read More08 Oct 2018
Finnish startup develops ‘human-eye resolution’ VR
- - - - - Siemens has invested in a new Finnish virtual reality startup that is aiming to create [...]
Read More03 Oct 2018
“I created a monster” says Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the web
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the celebrated British inventor of the world wide web, has admitted this week that he has created a monster.
Read More28 Sep 2018
Brighton is home to the UK’s new 5G testbed
The 5G era is set to arrive in the UK in 2019, with Brighton being the latest British city to be home to a 5G ‘testbed’ this month.
Read More26 Sep 2018
Virtual reality browsing: Firefox web browser breaks cover
- - - - - Is the future of the web a virtual reality one? Mozilla certainly seems to think [...]
Read More26 Sep 2018
Businesses helping businesses: Microsoft & Adobe Partner
This week Microsoft announced a partnership with Adobe and SAP called the Open Data Initiative, designed to help businesses make better use of their customer data.
Read More26 Sep 2018
An Alexa Microwave?! What’s next for Amazon in the smart home?
You probably saw that Amazon has upgraded and added to its wide range of Alexa voice-controlled speakers and other products over the last week. But did you notice that it also released an Alexa controlled microwave?
Read More19 Sep 2018
Linux: The taming of Torvalds’ temper
On Sunday 16 September something unprecedented happened in the open source community. Linus Torvalds, the man behind Linux, apologised for his past behaviour and said he was going to work on being nicer.
Read More18 Sep 2018
AI and Robotics to ‘double the jobs they destroy’ in next decade
Kicking against the grain of the mainstream press coverage we see about the future impact of AI and robotics, a new World Economic Forum (WEF) report claims that the rise of machines might well lead to 133 million jobs worldwide in the next decade.
Read More14 Sep 2018
Using AI to recreate the past in Virtual Reality
While (too) much of the discussion around artificial intelligence or AI tends to focus on how many human jobs are going to be lost to machine-learning equipped robots in the future, we hear far less about the massive benefits that AI is going to bring to our understanding of history.
Read More10 Sep 2018
New iPhones, iOS 12 and Apple Watch 4 finally launch this week
As Apple prepares to release its latest iPhone XS and Apple Watch 4 hardware upgrades, the real news for most iPhone owners worldwide is that iOS 12 will finally launch this week.
Read More10 Sep 2018
Donald Trump says Apple should make products in the US not China
In the latest edict from President Donald Trump, he hits out at the US tech industry, claiming that Apple should make its watch and headphone products in the US to avoid high Chinese tariffs.
Read More10 Sep 2018
The best and the rest of IFA Berlin 2018
IFA Berlin is the largest consumer tech show in Europe, and each year it brings together the most exciting, ridiculous, ridiculously exciting and excitingly ridiculous tech bling on the market.
Read More10 Sep 2018
Imagine if you could stroke somebody in VR? Now you can…
- - - - - A new haptic armband allows a user in a virtual reality space to experience the [...]
Read More10 Sep 2018
Anti-Gravity ‘Space Shorts’ Treadmills Help Physical Therapy
NASA-developed space-tech is being deployed in a new anti-gravity treadmill to help to treat patients in need of physiotherapy and physical therapy.
Read More30 Aug 2018
What Wonga’s woes tell us about the Fintech scene
Payday loan company Wonga is on the rocks, much to the delight of some onlookers who say that the company unscrupulously took advantage of those in financial trouble.
Read More30 Aug 2018
Tokyo debuts world-first driverless taxi
Ahead of the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, the city has launched a world’s first driverless taxi service, made up of minivan equipped with sensors which allow it to navigate the bustling city’s busiest thoroughfare.
Read More29 Aug 2018
Oculus bringing its Rift and Go Virtual Reality headsets to classrooms
- - - - - Do we need Virutal Reality in education? Oculus certainly (and obviously) thinks so, going by [...]
Read More28 Aug 2018
Give AI curiosity and all it does is watch telly!
So what happens when you teach artificial intelligence (AI) to be curious?
Read More28 Aug 2018
Three new iPhones are out very soon: the rumour mill cranks up
- - - - - - - - - - - Yes, it’s that [...]
Read More23 Aug 2018
Virtual Reality powered circus opens in Los Angeles
Two Bit Circus is a virtual reality extravaganza replication of an indoor amusement park that is set to give all Angelenos the opportunity to take the first peek at this new way of reinventing the funhouse for a new generation of amusement seekers.
Read More23 Aug 2018
Putting the art in artificial intelligence – can machines be creative?
- It has been said that art can only truly be art when it serves no practical purpose. A piece of art; whether it [...]
Read More21 Aug 2018
Can Fintech Save the Great British High Street?
How can tech save the great British High Street? Isn’t it the case that online and mobile retail is what’s killing our high streets, after [...]
Read More21 Aug 2018
China showing the world how to use AI for a better society
China is leading the way when it comes to using Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR) technology for the social good, [...]
Read More17 Aug 2018
AI Robot cracks “Where’s Wally?” faster than kids can
Every day we read yet another scare story in the tabloid end of the newspapers and online news world, informing us of our impending doom [...]
Read More16 Aug 2018
New DevOps Group Academy wants to eradicate the UK’s tech skills gap
The UK has a major problem when it comes to technology training, computer science education and preparing young people for the job’s market, particularly when [...]
Read More16 Aug 2018
Black Hat & DEFCON: Mental health in the cybersecurity industry
- At the recent Black Hat conference in Las Vegas, there was one discussion that stood out from the rest. Amid technical talks, hackathons [...]
Read More15 Aug 2018
Artificial Intelligence better than opticians?
The latest Artificial Intelligence tools are just 'as good as experts' at detecting eye problems, according to the latest research published in the journal Nature this week.
Read More14 Aug 2018
Exciting New Multiplayer Location-Based VR Tech
One of the major drawbacks of VR gaming and experiences to date has been the lack of a true multi-player and location-aware solution, to give [...]
Read More13 Aug 2018
Sharing is Caring: the future of data-sharing APIs for self-driving cars
In the future all of our automobiles, whether they are completely autonomous (ie, self-driving) or semi-autonomous (ie, partly controlled by us) will be connected. - [...]
Read More10 Aug 2018
Reality cheque: The big business of VR and AR
The UK’s new education secretary Damian Hinds has recently been in the news for his comments suggesting that technology, and in particular virtual reality (VR), [...]
Read More09 Aug 2018
Samsung pumps a cool $22 billion into AI, 5G and connected cars
Samsung may well be most generally known amongst casual tech fans and smartphone consumers as a mobile and smartphone brand, although that’s all set to [...]
Read More08 Aug 2018
Is Artificial intelligence a silver bullet for cybersecurity?
There is a tsunami of hype around the possibilities of AI and machine learning in the cybersecurity industry, with some arguing that AI is a [...]
Read More07 Aug 2018
Hired by AI: how HR Chatbots are boosting the recruitment game
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has much to offer the recruitment and human resources industries, helping to match companies with the best-skilled individuals faster, more efficiently and [...]
Read More07 Aug 2018
Should drivers’ licenses be linked to a facial recognition database?
- - It’s looking increasingly likely that Australian’s drivers’ licenses are going to be linked to a new facial recognition database, according to [...]
Read More03 Aug 2018
Inside artificial intelligence: Is Pseudo-AI on the rise?
- “When is AI not really AI?” - - It sounds like the kind of question that could be used to short-circuit an [...]
Read More03 Aug 2018
Check into hotels with facial recognition: Marriott trials announced
Imagine being able to check into your hotel with facial recognition tech, much in the same way as you open your iPhone X? - Well, [...]
Read More03 Aug 2018
Machine Learning tech helps TripAdvisor auto-select best photos
Machine Learning might seem incredibly complicated for non-technical types, although the latest application of the tech is very easy for even the most technophobic web [...]
Read More03 Aug 2018
Latest News: WhatsApp Opens up API to business users
Business users can now pay to run WhatsApp through their own servers or via Amazon Web Services (AWS) in the first move by WhatsApp-owner Facebook [...]
Read More02 Aug 2018
Artificial Intelligence to provide faster & better cybersecurity
Artificial Intelligence promises to provide better, cheaper and faster cybersecurity solutions in the future although there are “significant challenges” ahead, according to one expert. - [...]
Read More02 Aug 2018
AWS losing ground to Microsoft Azure in IaaS market
While Amazon Web Services (AWS) is still the dominant force in the cloud computing infrastructure-as-a-service (Iaas) market, Microsoft's Azure is gaining ground in second place, according to the latest market research.
Read More02 Aug 2018
Blockchain: getting real or going nowhere?
It was recently announced that IBM’s blockchain project, which has been on its way for a while, has launched. The project, a platform designed for [...]
Read More02 Aug 2018
Google moves into Edge Computing with launch of Cloud IoT Edge
Google joins competitors Amazon and Microsoft in the edge computing market, with the announcement of the launch of Edge Tensor Processing Unit (TPU) and Cloud [...]
Read More02 Aug 2018
Latest news on Apple’s AR smartglasses and VR headset
Apple is clearly working on some exciting AR and VR hardware, with the latest news out of Cupertino that the company has hired a former [...]
Read More31 Jul 2018
First ever Augmented Reality powered novel to light up Christmas
Augmented Reality (AR) is growing in popularity in the children’s book market, with the news this month that the first ever AR-powered novel is to [...]
Read More05 Jun 2018
Do’s and Don’ts of the optimal product roadmap
- The traditional product roadmap may have finally run it’s course, and I think that’s great news. The reason for this is two-fold. Firstly, [...]
Read More24 May 2018
So I’m a junior developer looking for a job – but how do I stand-out from the crowd?
- Hi all – it’s been a little bit of time since I’ve put together my thoughts, but I wanted to go over something [...]
Read More10 May 2018
Here’s how Virtual Reality is modernising the Medical Industry
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past decade, I’m sure you’ve heard about and even experienced Virtual Reality. Headsets are becoming commonplace [...]
Read More08 May 2018
Top Ten Tips for breaking into the UX Industry
Job hunting is hard. We’ve all been there, knowing where you want to go but you’re not sure what route to take. You’re putting yourself [...]
Read More21 Feb 2018
Will the Russian Indictment affect the future of Cybersecurity?
- In recent news, Special Counsel Robert Mueller has published an Indictment, charging 13 Russians and 3 companies with a conspiracy to meddle in [...]
Read More18 Jan 2018
Product Manager vs. Product Owner
Having just joined Team Product, Cami Faiella - Talent Acquisition Manager, talks about what she has learned regarding PMs and POs
Read More16 Jan 2018
Tech Trends of 2018 – How Will They Affect Your Career?
From Big Data to the Internet of Things to Artificial Intelligence, Our Senior Big Data consultant talks about his predictions for Tech Trends in 2018
Read More15 Dec 2017
Conversation with Zoe Cunningham, MD of Softwire
Interview with Zoe Cunningham, Managing Director of Softwire, discussing hiring, flexibility and diversity in the workplace.
Read More05 Dec 2017
“Artificial Intelligence will kill off recruiters!” – C’mon lets be real about this…..
Will AI be the death of recruiters? Andy Driver, Senior Consultant - Big Data Analytics, looks at this in the context of different levels of seniority.
Read More21 Nov 2017
How are big companies going to solve diversity in tech?
Diversity is a major issue in the digital field. Our Front-end Development Consultant, Jack Prior, talks about the impact & how companies are addressing it
Read More25 Oct 2017
“To Infinity…and Beyond!” – Get on Board and Fly Away into the Future of Travel & Analytics
TUI's Head of Analytics, Dan Truman, tells us the role of analytics within the business and where the future may lie for the travel industry as a whole.
Read More22 Sep 2017
The Journey from Consulting to Product Management
Ollie talks to the VP of Product from Jinn about his career and his advice for other management consultants looking to move to product management.
Read More19 Sep 2017
AI vs North Korea – Who is going to kill me first?
There is much debate around AI and the threat it brings. But we also fear the threat of nuclear war. So we ask, who will kill us first?
Read More14 Sep 2017
Top 4 Things to do to Create a 10/10 UX Design Portfolio
A great UX portfolio is the key to impressing hiring managers. Follow these 4 tips from our UX guys and put yourself ahead of the competition!
Read More29 Aug 2017
Why Do So Many Companies Get the Interview Process Wrong for Devs?
From different stages to technical tasks, Jack talks about the interview process from developers and gives his insight into the best practice
Read More29 Jun 2017
From London Black Cab driver to Data Scientist…Hear this unique and inspiring story of why transferable skills matter
Andy recently placed Mike, a Black Cab driver who returned to Big Data. Hear this unique and inspiring story of why transferable skills matter.
Read More27 Jun 2017
Red Flags, Standing Out and the GA
Jack recently attended a GA forum speaking on a panel with senior recruiters and CTOs. Here's his advice for junior developers!
Read More08 Jun 2017
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