How tech leaders can build inclusive products for neurodiverse users
Inclusion matters in 2025 Tech leaders need to understand that the world is diverse and that everybody should have equal
Leo Corado
Driving a county-wide tech transformation
Norfolk County Council CTO, Kurt Frary shares his burning desire to leverage technology to improve the lives of every citizen and business in the county.
Semtech: Sensing a future of sustainable IoT
Semtech CEO Mohan Maheswaran on LoRa’s role in building IoT for a truly sustainable digital future.
Beyond The Lab
Jake Schofield, Labstep’s CEO, talks about fighting the global reproducibility crisis in scientific research.
Why is International Women’s Day still needed?
International Women’s Day amplifies the need for gender equality. Helen Hawthorn of Zoom urges tech to embrace inclusivity, fostering diversity for innovation and equality.
Global health aid is broken: Can tech fix it before 2030?
Half the world lacks essential healthcare. Discover how tech solutions like Helpster’s digital-first model are transforming global health aid and closing life-threatening gaps in access.
Using AI in agriculture could be key to food security
Seizo Onoe of International Telecommunication Union explores how AI-powered agriculture can boost food security, optimise farming, and support sustainability—helping to feed a growing global population.
Series Four: Janice Burns
Janice Burns is Chief People Officer for Degreed. In this podcast, Janice discusses her distinguished career and why businesses must strive to upskill their employees.
Nick Earle
Nick Earle, CEO of IoT connectivity specialist Eseye, has enjoyed a nomadic career in technology. He’s led transformation projects at $50 billion corporations, he’s worked in startups and, as he reveals in this podcast, he once had the chance to quiz Jeff Bezos on the future of Amazon.
Leo Corado
How tech leaders can build inclusive products for neurodiverse users
Inclusion matters in 2025 Tech leaders need to understand that the world is diverse and that everybody should have equal