Advances in tech are brightening the future of public transit
Something as everyday as public transport can create ripples of positive change across society, if we get the formula right.
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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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Remote team building just got a lot more interesting
Team building for remote workers has exploded since the COVID-19 pandemic, forcing the industry to adapt. And that’s been no bad thing.
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.
Autonomous or VR-controlled, this robot adapts to humans
Equally handy around the home or in a nuclear waste facility, Halodi designed their robot EVE to add to the lives we already live.
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Could smart hospitals deliver better healthcare for all?
With healthcare systems under pressure, smart hospitals could be just what the doctor ordered.
After Cambridge Analytica, Brittany Kaiser has a solution for personal data privacy
Brittany Kaiser exposed Facebook’s biggest act of data misuse. It’s led her to find new ways to solve society’s pressing problem with personal data.
Remote team building just got a lot more interesting
Team building for remote workers has exploded since the COVID-19 pandemic, forcing the industry to adapt. And that’s been no bad thing.
Advances in tech are brightening the future of public transit
Something as everyday as public transport can create ripples of positive change across society, if we get the formula right.
Why your staff aren’t using your amazing productivity tools
Productivity software can do amazing things, but do your staff know or care? The implementation of many productivity tools is missing the human factor.
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What does 2021 have in store for cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity researchers share their predictions for how cybercrime and the threat landscape will evolve in the year ahead.
Are you in the wrong career? How to know and what to do.
Careers are often formed more by luck than design, but even the best-laid plans can leave us unsatisfied at work. How do you find a career that fits?
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.
To recruit diverse talent, we need emotionally intelligent AI. But how?
While cringeworthy examples of AI replicating human bias abound, a different technology promises to bring greater emotional intelligence to hiring.
What does 2021 have in store for cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity researchers share their predictions for how cybercrime and the threat landscape will evolve in the year ahead.
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.
Boost cybersecurity for remote working teams with system hardening
More home working means a higher risk of cyberattacks on your business. Is your endpoint security working as hard as it should? Here’s how system hardening can help.
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.
Regulating cryptocurrency needn’t kill the Bitcoin buzz
As cryptocurrencies go mainstream, poor regulation is making it harder for crypto businesses to thrive. What’s the answer?
Surgery has risks. Medication has side effects. Is technology healthcare’s ‘third way?’
Surgery and medication are expensive and less-than-ideal solutions to ill health. Technology could mean better health without the downsides.
After Cambridge Analytica, Brittany Kaiser has a solution for personal data privacy
Brittany Kaiser exposed Facebook’s biggest act of data misuse. It’s led her to find new ways to solve society’s pressing problem with personal data.
Why your staff aren’t using your amazing productivity tools
Productivity software can do amazing things, but do your staff know or care? The implementation of many productivity tools is missing the human factor.
Is digital voting secure enough for national elections?
As political engagement falls, technology keeps moving. Do recent digital voting innovations make it secure enough to bring the ballot box to voters?