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At a time when the media is particularly obsessed with gloomy speculation and bad news, it was great to hear not one but two good news stories for the UK engineering technology sector.
By: Nicholas Hill, CEO, 18th September 2019
There is a grandfather clock in my house that is nearly 200 years old – it has been in the family for a long time. Its face is lined and the body is…
By: Steve Fitz, Chief Technology Officer on 5th September 2019
Last year, Deloitte’s Global Human Capital Trends report showcased a new social, cultural and economic shift facing business leaders today.
By: Adam Roberts, Marketing Consultant on 8th August 2019
As a society that is becoming increasingly dependent on data driven applications, 5G promises to provide better connectivity and faster speeds for our network devices.
By: Daniel Tomlinson, Project Engineer on 18th July 2019
It’s hard to miss the corporate Pride activity in the last few weeks where companies have been showcasing their inclusion of people from the LGBTQ+ community.
By: Edwina Mullins, Head of Marketing on 9th July 2019
In order to innovate, we must accept the possibility of failure. Since the vast majority of inventions and ideas are doomed to fail, failure is inevitable, even for the most successful companies.
By: Polly Britton, Project Engineer, Product Design on 25th June 2019
The use of technology in farming is not a new subject, and over the years many have predicted that this technology or that gadget would revolutionise the industry, but that’s yet to happen.
By: Edson DaSilva, Project Engineer on 11th June 2019
At the 1st Annual AIGA Louisville Design Week in Louisville, KY in 2015, New York designer Stefan Sagmeister gave a talk on Why Beauty Matters, drawing on real-life examples to illustrate how aesthetic affects function.
By: Nick Burman, Graphics Designer on 6th June 2019
The line between “working” and “not working” is hard to define for many people with a typical office job.
By: Polly Britton, Project Engineer, Project Design on 23rd May 2019
Wouldn’t it be amazing if an electronic device could run forever, for free, on an unlimited supply of energy? No batteries to replace and no plug socket to be tethered to.
By: Henry Wadsworth, Project Engineer on 9th May 2019
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- Careers & People
- Design
- EcoTech
- Engineering
- Smart Cities
At a time when the media is particularly obsessed with gloomy speculation and bad news, it was great to hear not one but two good news stories for the UK engineering technology sector.
By: Nicholas Hill, CEO, 18th September 2019
There is a grandfather clock in my house that is nearly 200 years old – it has been in the family for a long time. Its face is lined and the body is…
By: Steve Fitz, Chief Technology Officer on 5th September 2019
Last year, Deloitte’s Global Human Capital Trends report showcased a new social, cultural and economic shift facing business leaders today.
By: Adam Roberts, Marketing Consultant on 8th August 2019
As a society that is becoming increasingly dependent on data driven applications, 5G promises to provide better connectivity and faster speeds for our network devices.
By: Daniel Tomlinson, Project Engineer on 18th July 2019
It’s hard to miss the corporate Pride activity in the last few weeks where companies have been showcasing their inclusion of people from the LGBTQ+ community.
By: Edwina Mullins, Head of Marketing on 9th July 2019
In order to innovate, we must accept the possibility of failure. Since the vast majority of inventions and ideas are doomed to fail, failure is inevitable, even for the most successful companies.
By: Polly Britton, Project Engineer, Product Design on 25th June 2019
The use of technology in farming is not a new subject, and over the years many have predicted that this technology or that gadget would revolutionise the industry, but that’s yet to happen.
By: Edson DaSilva, Project Engineer on 11th June 2019
At the 1st Annual AIGA Louisville Design Week in Louisville, KY in 2015, New York designer Stefan Sagmeister gave a talk on Why Beauty Matters, drawing on real-life examples to illustrate how aesthetic affects function.
By: Nick Burman, Graphics Designer on 6th June 2019
The line between “working” and “not working” is hard to define for many people with a typical office job.
By: Polly Britton, Project Engineer, Project Design on 23rd May 2019
Wouldn’t it be amazing if an electronic device could run forever, for free, on an unlimited supply of energy? No batteries to replace and no plug socket to be tethered to.
By: Henry Wadsworth, Project Engineer on 9th May 2019
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Safe Cities: Combining Tech with Community Initiatives
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