Written by Holly Waite, Head of Sales and Marketing, ReedPS In recent years, remote work has become increasingly popular, allowing businesses to cut costs, access a wider pool of talent, and provide employees with more flexibility. However, with this shift towards remote work comes new challenges. One of which is…

Written by Carrie Majewski, Vice President of Growth Strategy, SQA Group For companies that want to advance from data curious to data committed, one of the most powerful places to start is to establish data ecosystem foundations (e.g. data collection and storage best practices, quality parameters, KPI setting, baseline literacy…

Written by Arnie Armstrong, Principal Security Engineer, MadeTech We often hear that the biggest cybersecurity vulnerability in any organisation is its own employees, but is this really the case? Arnie Armstrong, Cyber Security Principal at Made Tech asks could it instead be that our existing systems and processes were not…

Written by Jen Rodvold​, Head of Ethics & Sustainability Consulting, Sopra Steria We are living in a digital world, with more and more public services moving online. From improving efficiency, to making services faster and more accessible, technology can drive positive change in public services and society. Yet, without the…

Written by Lorna Cropper, Digital Data Protection Lawyer, Fieldfisher With the second reading of the UK Government’s Data Protection and Digital Information (No 2) Bill (the “ Bill “) scheduled for Monday 17 April 2023, we thought it an opportune time to highlight the proposed changes to the UK General…

Written by James Cruddas, Lead Consultant, Informed Solutions It is now widely accepted that data is a vital business asset, and with security features developing at a rapid rate, the importance of keeping up-to-speed with the best tools to use to protect an organisation’s data should not be understated. Here…

Written by Adam Freeman-Pask, Head of digital innovation, Sport England At the end of last year we blogged about our concerns of the digital divide’s impact on sport and physical activity — a risk of digital technology leaving some people behind because of a lack of access, connectivity and the…

Written by Yetunde Elebuibon, Director, Knowledge Pool The year 2021 was a very challenging one for Knowledge Pool . We battled the Covid 19 pandemic, with the issues that came along with it. We received unprecedented referrals from the organisations to support the community, and the digital divide in our…

Written by Professor Alan Brown, Professor in Digital Economy, Exeter Business School Sometimes it feels like the world turns very slowly. Then, suddenly there is a major shift that has immediate impact and changes our view of the world in fundamental ways. For many people, that is what we have…