Robots helping healthcare overcome COVID-19 challenges
With hospitals working above and beyond capacity, robots are helping reduce workloads, and risk to patients and healthcare professionals alike.
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The Future That Works
Tech entrepreneurs don’t predict a future where robots and AI steals our jobs. But they do think society and work is about to change beyond recognition – and we need to act now.
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Business is like chess, and this champion knows the winning moves
Chess is all the rage, thanks to Netflix drama The Queen’s Gambit. Let top-ranked chess player Hou Yifan’s insights inspire you in business.
Using tech to track employee stress: Work wellbeing win?
Relieving worker stress helps people and business. Now, companies are looking to new tech to help measure, understand and remove strain on employees.
10 ways tech businesses can attract and retain more women
Three tech business leaders shared these insights on how to retain and recruit more women during Kaspersky and Ada’s List’s recent webinar.
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AI platform could banish import and export ‘customs crunch’
Complex customs documentation is the bane of businesses that import and export goods, causing costly delays. It could be about to change thanks to an AI-based platform.
Dynamic pricing with AI could make a meal of food waste
Food waste accounts for more climate emissions than flying. If retailers get data-savvy, dynamic AI pricing could change everything.
New leadership skills for turbulent times, and how to develop them
What new skills will leaders need to respond to the approaching post-pandemic reality of business? These five deeply human ones, says Minter Dial.
Ethiopia’s ambitious plans to make up for lost digital time
International investors are eyeing up Ethiopia’s plan to jettison bureaucracy and rapidly digitalize, after its long struggle to stay connected.
Developing nations need technology most, and business can step up
Keeping up with technology is a challenge for developing nations, but business and government action is making a difference.
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We should all know about these women who shaped cybersecurity
More women would follow cyber careers if we remembered women’s long history of vital contributions to the industry, going back to the birth of computing.
Businesses need trust, and trust management is here to help.
How can your business know it can trust its partners? How can your customers know they can trust you? Trust management has the answer.
Three worker health wins for a successful return to the office
As your business returns to face-to-face work, employee health should be top of the list. These three ideas are a well of wellbeing for your workplace.
COVID-19 has changed global cybersecurity. What must nations do now?
People are more vulnerable to cyber intrusion, cybercriminals have honed their skills, and threats have skyrocketed. Eugene Kaspersky has three priorities.
Ransomware: The common attack you can stop in its tracks
These sophisticated attacks encrypt your data then demand money to unencrypt it. Reduce the chances of it happening to your business.
COVID-19 made QR codes huge, but what’s their future?
Obscure pixel patterns once seen as a gimmick are now a daily necessity. Businesses should think about how the QR code will feature in their future.
Infographic: Five vital steps to deal with a data breach
Despite everything we do to prevent them, data breaches happen to the best of us. If it happens, check you’ve done these five things.
This new tech could help produce enough food for a population of 10 billion
Today’s farms have many connected tech options already increasing food production worldwide – from online tractors to satellite soil health.
The hospital of the future: Could smart hospitals deliver better healthcare?
With healthcare systems under pressure, smart hospitals could be just what the doctor ordered.
Smart labels could smooth stressed medical supply chains
Mistakes, delays and shortages with medication are behind many preventable deaths. Smart new technology is changing that and saving everyone a lot of time.
Great marketers do more than just follow privacy law
Not following privacy laws means harsh penalties, but going even further in marketing privacy practice can build a valuable company reputation.
Now we’re all working from home, we need to become more cybersecurity aware
COVID-19 has caused an overnight remote working revolution, bringing with it new cyber-challenges for IT teams. Here’s how to help homeworkers stay cyber-safe.
Supporting your home-working team’s mental health: Advice from psychologists
COVID-19 means radical uncertainty for businesses and their people. Workplace mental health experts say managers can boost their team’s resilience.