Norway’s AI restrictions in schools raise urgent questions for Britain about learning, assessment integrity and whether universities can still prove graduates have genuine knowledge skills.
Ofcom’s proposed rules could force tech platforms to tackle scam advertising more aggressively, reshaping fraud prevention, governance and accountability across the digital advertising ecosystem.
Steve Blood of Five9 explains why disconnected public services erode trust, and how connected citizen experiences and practical AI can improve outcomes across government services.
Jennifer Belissent of Snowflake argues the UK’s £2.5 billion AI investment must prioritise social impact, public trust and equitable outcomes alongside productivity, profit and growth.
Flexible pay can help employees manage unexpected costs, reduce financial stress and build resilience, while supporting stronger retention, engagement and workforce performance.
Jeroen Bruinooge of Netradyne explains how AI-powered fleet intelligence helps fleets cut fuel waste, reduce emissions, improve safety and accelerate climate action.
Cassandra MacDonald of BPP explores how apprenticeships, human skills and inclusive hiring can help tech employers tackle youth unemployment and close skills gaps.
Connected wearables could make cardiovascular prevention continuous, equitable and scalable, helping people detect hypertension earlier and manage long-term heart health more effectively.
AI growth is driving resource demand, but industry leaders reveal how innovation, efficiency and cultural change can help businesses scale sustainably without compromising environmental responsibility.
How tech-driven philanthropy can move faster, save lives and act as a real safety net, using Helpster Charity’s real-time, transparent healthcare funding model.
Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Santhosh Nair explains how advanced in-vitro diagnostics are transforming allergy care across Europe, enabling faster, more precise testing and improving outcomes for millions.
Stanley Olisa, PR Manager at Helpster Charity, explores how companies can replace one-off CSR campaigns with transparent, tech-driven systems that deliver measurable, sustainable social impact.
Helpster Charity proves health insurance can work without premiums, offering fast, transparent, tech-driven cover that saves lives and protects families from poverty in Africa and Asia.
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.
Helpster’s Health Help Platform connects underserved patients in Africa and Asia with donors, hospitals, and volunteers, using technology to bridge healthcare gaps and deliver life-saving support.
Creative storytelling transforms scientific breakthroughs into cultural movements — from mammoth meatballs to AI art — making innovation relatable, emotional, and impactful for the public
Many careers evolve through chance more than choice. Are we equipping young people with informed options and future-ready skills in today’s fast-changing digital landscape?
Helpster Charity uses technology to prevent medical fraud, ensuring donations directly support genuine healthcare cases. Their model blends transparency, verification, and impact across Africa and Asia.
The European Accessibility Act offers businesses a legal and commercial opportunity to prioritise digital accessibility, improving compliance, customer experience, and long-term competitive advantage.
Helpster’s 2024 report reveals how tech-driven healthcare funding is saving lives in underserved regions, proving that innovation and transparency can transform global health outcomes.
Researchers at the University of Plymouth have shown that developing tech with – not for – the digitally excluded can produce remarkable results.
Inside ICONIC, the research project that codesigned four novel new technologies hand-in-hand with the digitally excluded.
By rethinking accessibility through collaboration and creativity, we unlock inclusive innovation that benefits everyone—reshaping technology, user experience, and society at large.
Helpster Charity demonstrates how technology-driven healthcare solutions can break barriers, providing life-saving medical support to underserved communities and ensuring equitable access to essential treatment worldwide.
The City of Philadelphia’s Office for Innovation using the power of public-private partnership to provide internet access to thousands.
JPMorgan Chase & Co’s Tech For Social Good team is celebrating 10 years of doing good, impacting thousands of non-profits and empowering its own workforce.
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping SEO. From entity optimisation and link quality to AI-driven tools and E-E-A-T, learn how search strategies must evolve to stay competitive.
Nikki Labrum and Freddie Quek discuss the impact of the digital divide and how to ensure no child is ever left behind
The key to achieving sustainable sourcing at scale is digitalisation, says SupplyCompass’s Gus Bartholomew
Rich Giblin of SolarWinds explains why resilient infrastructure, observability and data quality are essential for scaling AI successfully across public sector services.
GoStudent founder Felix Ohswald on using artificial inteligence to upgrade student learning and the quality of teaching.
Margareta Mucibabici is Public Affairs Manager for UiPath.
In this podcast, Margareta discusses RPA’s potential to positively impact the world through “automation for good” initiatives.
Norway’s AI restrictions in schools raise urgent questions for Britain about learning, assessment integrity and whether universities can still prove graduates have genuine knowledge skills.
Ofcom’s proposed rules could force tech platforms to tackle scam advertising more aggressively, reshaping fraud prevention, governance and accountability across the digital advertising ecosystem.
Steve Blood of Five9 explains why disconnected public services erode trust, and how connected citizen experiences and practical AI can improve outcomes across government services.
Jennifer Belissent of Snowflake argues the UK’s £2.5 billion AI investment must prioritise social impact, public trust and equitable outcomes alongside productivity, profit and growth.
Flexible pay can help employees manage unexpected costs, reduce financial stress and build resilience, while supporting stronger retention, engagement and workforce performance.
Jeroen Bruinooge of Netradyne explains how AI-powered fleet intelligence helps fleets cut fuel waste, reduce emissions, improve safety and accelerate climate action.
Cassandra MacDonald of BPP explores how apprenticeships, human skills and inclusive hiring can help tech employers tackle youth unemployment and close skills gaps.
Connected wearables could make cardiovascular prevention continuous, equitable and scalable, helping people detect hypertension earlier and manage long-term heart health more effectively.
AI growth is driving resource demand, but industry leaders reveal how innovation, efficiency and cultural change can help businesses scale sustainably without compromising environmental responsibility.
How tech-driven philanthropy can move faster, save lives and act as a real safety net, using Helpster Charity’s real-time, transparent healthcare funding model.
Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Santhosh Nair explains how advanced in-vitro diagnostics are transforming allergy care across Europe, enabling faster, more precise testing and improving outcomes for millions.
Stanley Olisa, PR Manager at Helpster Charity, explores how companies can replace one-off CSR campaigns with transparent, tech-driven systems that deliver measurable, sustainable social impact.
Helpster Charity proves health insurance can work without premiums, offering fast, transparent, tech-driven cover that saves lives and protects families from poverty in Africa and Asia.
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.
Helpster’s Health Help Platform connects underserved patients in Africa and Asia with donors, hospitals, and volunteers, using technology to bridge healthcare gaps and deliver life-saving support.
Creative storytelling transforms scientific breakthroughs into cultural movements — from mammoth meatballs to AI art — making innovation relatable, emotional, and impactful for the public
Many careers evolve through chance more than choice. Are we equipping young people with informed options and future-ready skills in today’s fast-changing digital landscape?
Helpster Charity uses technology to prevent medical fraud, ensuring donations directly support genuine healthcare cases. Their model blends transparency, verification, and impact across Africa and Asia.
The European Accessibility Act offers businesses a legal and commercial opportunity to prioritise digital accessibility, improving compliance, customer experience, and long-term competitive advantage.
Helpster’s 2024 report reveals how tech-driven healthcare funding is saving lives in underserved regions, proving that innovation and transparency can transform global health outcomes.
Researchers at the University of Plymouth have shown that developing tech with – not for – the digitally excluded can produce remarkable results.
Inside ICONIC, the research project that codesigned four novel new technologies hand-in-hand with the digitally excluded.
By rethinking accessibility through collaboration and creativity, we unlock inclusive innovation that benefits everyone—reshaping technology, user experience, and society at large.
Helpster Charity demonstrates how technology-driven healthcare solutions can break barriers, providing life-saving medical support to underserved communities and ensuring equitable access to essential treatment worldwide.
