How technology will continue to propel the gaming sector forward
By Staff writer
Ever since the invention of the pinball machine, gaming has relied on developments in technology to take the sector up to the next level.
By Staff writer
Ever since the invention of the pinball machine, gaming has relied on developments in technology to take the sector up to the next level.
By Staff writer
David Brennan, CEO at Nexus Vehicle Rental, discusses why fleets should be investing in technology.
By David Craik
UK businesses are being encouraged to look in all directions to take advantage of globalisation and boost sales – West to the US, South to Australia, East to Asia and North to Scandinavia. But we shouldn’t forget to look upwards.
By Staff writer
For many software businesses, international expansion is a crucial route for sustaining growth. Reaching new customers and broadening talent pools are good reasons to pursue a global strategy and the time has never been better to do so.
Britain seems to be a reservation nation when it comes to AI, and if it truly wants to be known for being a leader in AI, it will first have to tackle consumer perceptions.
By Staff writer
While most boardrooms know digital transformation is important, it’s considerably easier to discuss than to implement. In fact, 59% of UK CEOs in PwC’s 20th CEO survey believe their organisation’s ability to adapt to the speed of technological change is a real concern.
By Staff writer
From automation to global communication, nothing is driving business growth like technology, explains Real Business writer Jessica Foreman.
By Staff writer
John Brett, technical operations manager of Nexus Open Systems, discusses the role of unified communications in an agile working environment.
By Staff writer
Friday might be fun, but Tuesday’s the day to get stuff done. After all, it gets the highest productivity rankings of all other days of the week, according to an Accountemps survey of managers.
By Staff writer
Businesses used to worry about break-ins. But now, criminals are more likely to come in through your inbox than a side door or window late at night. They want your data, your customer’s data, bank details, sensitive financial information and intellectual property.