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Businesses are being warned there is a definite trend towards ever-greater legal requirements over how data is stored and collected – and it can no longer be ignored.
A new technology start-up will soon unveil its electric autonomous vehicle to the public in a move that hopes to shake-up the delivery market by removing 90% of costs associated with the 'last mile' of a delivery.
A student from the University of Hertfordshire has set up an innovative software business for the fashion industry.
Brexit a huge global opportunity for British science
Western markets are going through profound political change and Brexit offers an ideal opportunity for the UK to once again become a powerhouse of global technical innovation, according to George Freeman MP.
ServicesNowGroup setting new standards in quality
ServicesNowGroup, provider of outsourced support services, has achieved certification to the newly revised quality management system standard ISO 9001:2015.
The Biggest Threat To Your Business Might Be Talking To You Now
There is another threat to your business. A real threat; one you speak to every day and one that may not know they are actually a threat to your operations. In fact, virtually all of us who work are this threat – we are employees and if we are uninformed about our roles, we can be the most dangerous person in your office.
New e-nose sniffs out rare progressive lung disease
An e-nose used to detect cancer has been adapted for early detection of Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH), a rare form of high blood pressure, by Université Paris-Saclay in partnership with the Technion Israel Institute of Technology.
What mobile payments providers can learn from Pokemon Go
The latest craze of Pokemon Go demonstrates how something nonexistent one day can take the world by storm the next, bringing gamification to the streets and enabling businesses to advertise in new ways, by sponsoring locations, for example.
Superfast broadband is now available to 92 per cent of homes and businesses after the Connected Counties programme met its target to improve internet access for Hertfordshire residents.
