Tom Whittle of Telent explains how smarter, AI-driven networks are transforming higher education, delivering seamless connectivity, enhanced cybersecurity, and future-proof infrastructure that empowers students, staff, and researchers.
Darryl Brick of Ericsson highlights how 5G enhances disaster response by enabling real-time communication, secure networks, and advanced technology like drones and smart vehicles for emergency services.
Kimberly Brown of GSMA highlights how mobile technology supports humanitarian efforts, providing critical information, aiding crisis response, and addressing challenges including inequality, misinformation, and connectivity gaps.
The City of Philadelphia’s Office for Innovation using the power of public-private partnership to provide internet access to thousands.
Researchers at the University of Plymouth have shown that developing tech with – not for – the digitally excluded can produce remarkable results.
HSCNI, Microsoft and Kainos on their world-beating response to the COVID-19 challenge.
Behind the rallying cries of International Women’s Day, real stories of fascinating female success in tech abound.
Building gender equity – as well as equality – into the fabric of the organisations is vital to their success.
HPE’s Janice Zdankus on tackling the global food crisis.
Real-time, personalised transport information is key to improving passenger experience. By integrating accessible data, rail travel can become more intuitive, responsive, and inclusive for all.
Al Kingsley is CEO of edtech company NetSupport, and an influential voice on the topics of education and technology in the UK. In this podcast, Al discusses using tech in the right way as teachers and children adapt to the new normal.
Rudolf Gordon-Seymour is Head of International Fundraising for Télécoms Sans Frontières, an NGO which sets up emergency communications networks during humanitarian crises. In our interview, Rudolf talks in detail about TSF’s work, along with the challenges and the rewards.
Tom Whittle of Telent explains how smarter, AI-driven networks are transforming higher education, delivering seamless connectivity, enhanced cybersecurity, and future-proof infrastructure that empowers students, staff, and researchers.
Darryl Brick of Ericsson highlights how 5G enhances disaster response by enabling real-time communication, secure networks, and advanced technology like drones and smart vehicles for emergency services.
Kimberly Brown of GSMA highlights how mobile technology supports humanitarian efforts, providing critical information, aiding crisis response, and addressing challenges including inequality, misinformation, and connectivity gaps.
The City of Philadelphia’s Office for Innovation using the power of public-private partnership to provide internet access to thousands.
