
Educating the data and AI policymakers of the future
Dr Elinor Carmi, co-director of a new MSc in Data, Policy & Social Justice at City St George’s, University of London, on educating critical thinkers as policymakers of the future.
Dr Elinor Carmi, co-director of a new MSc in Data, Policy & Social Justice at City St George’s, University of London, on educating critical thinkers as policymakers of the future.
AI is revolutionising the non-profit sector by improving efficiency, outreach, and accessibility, helping charities maximise resources and create greater impact for the communities they serve.
Managing a team effectively in a competitive corporate environment is challenging. Planner tools streamline processes, enhance collaboration, and boost productivity, making them essential for modern businesses.
Andrea Danes, global human services leader at EY, discusses how we might unleash the public sector’s “innovative instigators” with technology.
In a world plagued by phone scams, Phonely’s groundbreaking technology combines AI monitoring with human intervention, empowering seniors to communicate safely.
Meet the payment preferences of millennials and Gen Z with versatile solutions: payment plugins, digital wallets, cryptocurrencies, in-app payments, and virtual prepaid cards.
Wearable technology seamlessly integrates data to improve health, but concerns about data privacy and over-reliance necessitate careful consideration.
Blockchain isn’t just for cryptocurrencies. Chloe Tartan thinks it could underpin a more equitable welfare system in a digitally divided world.
The findings of a project run by social mobility charity the EY Foundation has identified the action needed to ensure new technology is inclusive of young people from low-income backgrounds.
The location app is riding a wave of publicity as the ubiquitous nature of the solution becomes helpful to multiple sections of society.
Virgin Media O2’s David Owens on how drones are propelling innovation in healthcare and emergency services.
Jan Kleijssen discusses how the Council of Europe is protecting human rights in the digital age.
Avaya’s Stephen Cunningham on accelerating digital innovation in the public sector
Wireless Logic’s Mark Appleby on supporting remote patient monitoring
HeartFlow’s Charles Taylor on levelling access to healthcare
Estonia’s Ott Velsberg on Bürokratt and the death of citizen bureaucracy
Degreed’s Janice Burns on the importance of continuous workplace learning
Citrix’s Gerard Lavin on how to make more sustainable technology choices
WhereIsMyTransport’s Chantal Lailvaux on the road to women’s safety
Jake Schofield, Labstep’s CEO, talks about fighting the global reproducibility crisis in scientific research.
Steven Lua, CEO of Unitrove, talks about building the world’s first liquid hydrogen bunkering unit
We head to Berlin, Glasgow and Bristol to find out how clubs are embracing sustainability
The global pandemic has tested the UK’s NHS to its limits, and it has innovated in response. Can it maintain the momentum?
We investigate whether vertical farming is the solution to global food shortages
The COVID-19 pandemic further exposed the challenges to healthcare iCOVID-19 exposed healthcare challenges in sub-Saharan Africa; Amref’s digital capabilities surged with GSK and Cognizant support.
Harrow Council’s IT team take Tech For Good behind the scenes of a digital transformation programme that is improving the lives of its workers and residents.
Can aviation be automated? NATS’ Head of Research Louisa Smith talks about developing the world’s first AI air traffic control system
Novis Games, a Microsoft-supported startup, is using AI to transform games for the visually impaired.
Phil Burrows, Head of Vulnerability at Cadent, discusses how the company’s CO Research and Analytics platform and collaborative efforts aim to reduce CO poisoning and save lives.
Local governments must prioritize digital transformation to create smarter, more efficient cities. By investing in IoT infrastructure, data management, and AI, they can enhance services, boost economies, and improve citizens’ quality of life.
Tom Wright is Head of Digital Engagement for NDL Software. In this podcast, Tom tackles the subject of technology innovation in the public sector, and he makes the case for RPA being a stepping stone to digital success.
Mark Hitchman, MD of Canon Medical Systems, on combining sport, community wellbeing, medical diagnostics, and research in one place.
Dr Elinor Carmi, co-director of a new MSc in Data, Policy & Social Justice at City St George’s, University of London, on educating critical thinkers as policymakers of the future.
AI is revolutionising the non-profit sector by improving efficiency, outreach, and accessibility, helping charities maximise resources and create greater impact for the communities they serve.
Managing a team effectively in a competitive corporate environment is challenging. Planner tools streamline processes, enhance collaboration, and boost productivity, making them essential for modern businesses.
Andrea Danes, global human services leader at EY, discusses how we might unleash the public sector’s “innovative instigators” with technology.
In a world plagued by phone scams, Phonely’s groundbreaking technology combines AI monitoring with human intervention, empowering seniors to communicate safely.
Meet the payment preferences of millennials and Gen Z with versatile solutions: payment plugins, digital wallets, cryptocurrencies, in-app payments, and virtual prepaid cards.
Wearable technology seamlessly integrates data to improve health, but concerns about data privacy and over-reliance necessitate careful consideration.
Blockchain isn’t just for cryptocurrencies. Chloe Tartan thinks it could underpin a more equitable welfare system in a digitally divided world.
The findings of a project run by social mobility charity the EY Foundation has identified the action needed to ensure new technology is inclusive of young people from low-income backgrounds.
The location app is riding a wave of publicity as the ubiquitous nature of the solution becomes helpful to multiple sections of society.
Virgin Media O2’s David Owens on how drones are propelling innovation in healthcare and emergency services.
Jan Kleijssen discusses how the Council of Europe is protecting human rights in the digital age.
Avaya’s Stephen Cunningham on accelerating digital innovation in the public sector
Wireless Logic’s Mark Appleby on supporting remote patient monitoring
HeartFlow’s Charles Taylor on levelling access to healthcare
Estonia’s Ott Velsberg on Bürokratt and the death of citizen bureaucracy
Degreed’s Janice Burns on the importance of continuous workplace learning
Citrix’s Gerard Lavin on how to make more sustainable technology choices
WhereIsMyTransport’s Chantal Lailvaux on the road to women’s safety
Jake Schofield, Labstep’s CEO, talks about fighting the global reproducibility crisis in scientific research.
Steven Lua, CEO of Unitrove, talks about building the world’s first liquid hydrogen bunkering unit
We head to Berlin, Glasgow and Bristol to find out how clubs are embracing sustainability
The global pandemic has tested the UK’s NHS to its limits, and it has innovated in response. Can it maintain the momentum?
We investigate whether vertical farming is the solution to global food shortages