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The top five tech predictions for 2023

Pete Hanlon is the Chief Technology Officer for Moneypenny – a business on the frontline of client care, handling calls, live chats and outsourced switchboard services for more than 21,000 businesses across the world. Renowned for harnessing ground-breaking technology and extraordinary ...

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EcoSync raises close to £1m for rollout of its ground breaking energy solution for commercial buildings

EcoSync, the tech start-up founded by Oxford University engineers, has raised close to £1 million in its second seed funding round to aide the company’s rollout of a ground breaking energy solution for commercial buildings. Existing investors RO Capital Partner ...

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North lands British Library contract extension

Visitors to the British Library’s flagship St Pancras premises will now enjoy improved internet connectivity, thanks to innovative Wi-Fi 6 technology implemented by IoT service and solutions provider, North. The move to an upgraded Wi-Fi system is part of a ...

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Reinventing efficiency and sustainability with digital retrofitting

By Prabhu Ramachandran, CEO & Co-founder at Facilio Inc In a world that is barreling towards dwindling resources, higher energy costs, unprecedented carbon emissions and global warming, buildings are set to become the largest consumers of power by 2030. Sustainability ...

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Viridor embarks on digitalisation transformation journey with AMCS

Energy recovery and plastics recycling specialist, Viridor, has appointed AMCS, a global technology leader for the environmental, waste, recycling, and resource industries, as its technology partner to drive forward the company’s digitalisation program and maximise operating efficiency. AMCS and Viridor ...

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UK CTOs believe technology is not aligned with business objectives

Sixty per cent of UK Chief Technology Officers (CTOs) believe that technology is not aligned with the business objectives in their organisation, according to new research from developer marketplace platform Deazy. The State of European Dev Ecosystem 2022 revealed that ...

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Smart IoT project set to digitally transform Aberdeenshire

Towns across Aberdeenshire are set to benefit from a new Internet of Things (IoT) project which has the potential to transform the lives of those who live and work in the area. The project will see Aberdeenshire Council trial six ...

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Home workers should be monitored according to over half of bosses

A new survey carried out by the Chartered Institute of Professional Development (CIPD) in partnership with HR software company HiBob has revealed that more than half of bosses (55 per cent) agree with collecting information on regular home workers, including ...

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Customisable technologies are crucial to building successful hybrid working models

A new report by global real estate services firm, JLL, has found that tech-enabled solutions are a crucial factor to the success of the hybrid work model. The report, Technology and Innovation in the Hybrid Age shows that there is ...

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Kingdom merges its technology and systems divisions

Kingdom Services Group, a provider of specialist services in the UK has merged its technology and systems companies which are now operating under the sole name of Kingdom Systems. The merge will enable Kingdom to provide a specialist, bespoke service ...

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