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“Data protection is here to stay, get used to it,” says Ravelin CEO on GDPR

The confusion and misinformation around GDPR stems from its ambiguity. Ravelin's Martin Sweeney explains.

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Rise of the spousal hacker: is revenge hacking the next big threat?

Whether it's a scorned ex-lover or embittered ex-employee, the potential for revenge hacking is very real.

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How project management tools streamline business workflows

Though project management tools are widely available, there exists a gap between the functionalities of these tools and what businesses want. Is one tool enough?

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What you can learn from 2017’s biggest hacks?

2017 has already seen hacks and data breaches to some of the biggest companies in the word. What can you learn from them?

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How to incorporate AI in business

As more and more industries adopt AI technology, Seal Software's Kevin Gidney explains how businesses can make the most of this trend.

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The devil in the smartphone: Top tips to keep hackers out of your phone

Here's how to protect your business smartphone from ransomware attackers and hackers.

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Don’t fear the bot: Stigmas could hold UK businesses back, warns robotics expert

Why breaking down stigmas surrounding robotics and artificial intelligence could boost UK's competitiveness.

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Are UK businesses putting a lid on social networks?

44 per cent of workers believe that social networks will help strengthen and enhance workplace relationships, yet most offices ban Facebook and Twitter. Ricoh UK's Chas Maloney outlines the opportunities that the effective use of social media presents.

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Don’t fear the bot: Stigmas could hold UK businesses back, warns robotics expert

Why breaking down stigmas surrounding robotics and artificial intelligence could boost UK's competitiveness.

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Are UK businesses putting a lid on social networks?

44 per cent of workers believe that social networks will help strengthen and enhance workplace relationships, yet most offices ban Facebook and Twitter. Ricoh UK's Chas Maloney outlines the opportunities that the effective use of social media presents.

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1 in 3 entry level roles can be done by robots, but can automation create more jobs?

Automation and the rise of AI may be the two biggest unstoppable forces of our time. But will these developments threaten our livelihood, or are will they present opportunities just waiting to be tapped?

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Stella Artois predicts future customers with AI powered technology from Blis

Blis Futures specifically targets the mobile advertising market, and guarantees that advertisers will only be charged per consumer visit.

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Save on HR software by thinking like Henry Ford

If you want to save money on HR software, it's time to think like Henry Ford, writes Cezanne HR's Sue Lingard.

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How efficient workforce scheduling can boost your business growth

From Papa John's to London City Airport, here's how smarter workforce scheduling is fuelling business growth throughout Europe thanks to rapid advancements in workforce management software.

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