Europe
Brits would need to stay up for two days to read privacy policies of monthly...
Read it and sleep! Online terms and conditions are now so long and complicated it would take Brits over two days to get through the privacy policies of the websites they visit in a month, according to research by...
Electric ‘air taxis’ one step closer as Node4 set to support Skypo...
Once the stuff of science fiction, passenger-carrying electric urban air taxis could soon be a reality in major cities across the world. This revolutionary form of transport is one step nearer to reality after...
Cost of living sees side hustles soar as Brits seek out extra cash
As inflation drives up the cost of everyday necessities, many Brits are searching for ways to supplement their incomes. Almost a third of workers (31%) already have a side hustle, while a further 42% are considering...
Help for Ukrainian refugees by using cloud tech for call centres
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, with the support of the United Nations International Computing Centre (UNICC), has partnered with industry experts, ServiceNow, British Telecom (BT) and Thirdera (formerly Silverstorm...
HMRC splashes £150 million on digital skills and launches academy training ...
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has sharply increased its IT staffing budget, rising to a total of £150 million – almost double the pre-pandemic figure, according to official data. The findings, obtained under the Fr...
Almost 80% of UK businesses pay men more than women
Eight out of ten UK businesses pay men more than women, with a national wage difference of 9.4%, according to research conducted by the BBC. The wage difference, based on the difference in pay between the...
Tech leaders respond to UK Prime Minister’s blueprint to turbocharge AI
Artificial intelligence will be unleashed across the UK to deliver a decade of national renewal, under a new plan announced this week by the UK Government. In a marked move from the previous government’s approach, the P...
Navigating the post-DORA landscape
Businesses had two years to make sure they were compliant with The European Union’s Digital Operational Resilience Act. DORA was designed to accomplish two main things – to address ICT risk management in the financial ser...
What business leaders need from the new government in the UK
With Keir Starmer officially moved into 10 Downing Street and his cabinet appointed to support him, all eyes are now on them to deliver on the promised initiatives. With mounting pressure from all industries, what...
Decarbonising urban mobility: how tech can remove the headache of regulatory...
Industries across the world are racing to cut their emissions and reach the net zero target by 2050. However, in the EU, transport remains as the only sector failing to comply as emissions still haven’t reduced since 1...
Ricoh Europe research reveals hybrid technology still not up to scratch
New research from Ricoh Europe reveals that the majority of organisations lack the technology to support flexible working, with only 30% of European employees saying they have all the technology to collaborate...
Programming among the most desirable skills for future prospects, according...
A survey carried out across six European countries has revealed what children and parents think of the education system in their own respective countries. The results show that pupils are inspired by new technologies...
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