business innovation technology
Locating the key to unlock your data
By Sharryn NapierData is any company’s most powerful asset. Yet for most, it’s also underutilised and poorly managed. We offer a framework to help businesses leverage their data in the best ways possible.
Today’s AI is revolutionary. Is it also gender-biased?
By Andrew CanningtonIs your business planning to invest in AI to enhance your customer engagement capabilities? Be careful: the technology may come with its own unconscious biases.
3 reasons why your site must be mobile-friendly
By Maria Bellissimo-MagrinYou’ve heard it a thousand times, so let this article be the reason you finally make your website mobile-friendly.
Office 365: The giant that needs a sense of direction
By Marcus DervinMicrosoft Office 365 is a cloud-based, 24/7, ready-to-use platform with a multitude of features. Because there are so many different ways of doing things, even staying on top of updates can be a full time job, let alone implementing them and training users.
These are the most innovative countries in the world
By Holly JohnsonThe 2018 Global Innovation Index came with a lot of surprises: China cracked the top 20 most innovative economies, while the US fell two places and Switzerland held onto its top spot for the eighth year running.
The Bug Burger: The future of tomorrow
By The CEO MagazineIn the quest for sustainable food, IKEA has re-imagined some fast-food classics for what it’s hoping will be a ‘tastier tomorrow’.
Mining the moon: The space start-ups looking for lunar resources
By Sam McKeithMining the moon for resources might sound like the stuff of science fiction but that’s not stopping a number of bold space companies from attempting to make it reality.
“Airbnb only succeeds if our hosts succeed”: The disrupter talks sustainable tourism
By Oliver FeatherstonChris Lehane, Airbnb’s Head of Global Policy and Public Affairs, is at the forefront of the company’s efforts to encourage sustainable tourism.
Skills for the digital age: Why it’s time to re-imagine
By Dr Jenny BrockisThinking will be the highest skill for the digital age. Our greatest asset is our capacity for curiosity, creativity, critical thinking and collaboration.
