AVEVA talks with Schneider Electric are terminated
AVEVA Group plc, one of the world's leading providers of engineering data and design IT systems, announces that following a period of extensive due diligence the Boards of AVEVA and Schneider Electric have been unable to reach agreement and discussions have been terminated by mutual consent.
Gold star for catering team’s outstanding customer service
Catering staff at a Cambridge College are celebrating being presented with a Gold Award for providing excellent customer service.
Conference workshop explains how to optimise ARM Cortex-M code
The organisers of the UK Device Developers' Conference have announced that Lauterbach has agreed to host a workshop entitled "How to Optimise Your ARM Cortex-M Code and Build Better Embedded Systems Faster".
Global Regulatory Services voted 'Best for life science regulatory affairs consultancy - UK'
Global Regulatory Services has been named as a winner in Corporate Vision’s 2015 Consultancy Awards as “Best for Life Science Regulatory Affairs Consultancy – UK”.
London’s calling for Anglia Ruskin student
Anglia Ruskin University student Gillian Ellis, from Ely, will have her work displayed at the Mall Galleries in London as part of the prestigious 2016 Columbia Threadneedle Prize.
£280,000 invested in local charities and social enterprises
Over a quarter of a million pounds has been invested in local charities and social enterprises to help people furthest from the workplace get the skills they need to return to work.
Third call for low carbon project applications
The third call for European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) applications for low carbon projects in the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough area is now live.
The Cambridge Building Society chooses its charities for 2016
The Cambridge Building Society had a record 36 entries to its Charity of the Month scheme for 2016!
Study looks at effect of venture capital investment on patents
Venture capital investment does not boost patents by technology firms, finds a new study at University of Cambridge Judge Business School.
Nominate now for women in enterprise award
Nominations are now open for the Cambridge Judge Woman Entrepreneur of the Year category in the Business Weekly awards.
Citystay wins ASAP Guest Experience award 2015
Citystay Serviced Apartments in Cambridge has been unveiled as the winner of the much coveted 'Guest Experience' award by the Association of Serviced Apartment Providers (the ASAP).
Digital radio station ‘Radio X’ could face rebrand
In September 2015, it was announced that the digital radio station XFM would be rebranded to become “Radio X”. Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Chris Moyles, Johnny Vaughan and Vernon Kay are just a few of the well known names hosting shows on the new Radio X. However, its seems that the station may be forced to rebrand.
Daniel Zeichner MP is new Patron of e-Luminate Cambridge
The e-Luminate Cambridge Festival is very pleased to announce that Daniel Zeichner MP has agreed to be its patron and to support the 2016 Festival and beyond.
Major new release of AVEVA Everything3D delivers new opportunities
AVEVA’s latest release of AVEVA Everything3D delivers major advances for designers working with laser data.
WaveFX films BTEC interviews for Pearson’s Publishing
The new accredited BTEC nationals launch in September 2016 and Cambridge video company WaveFX was invited to capture the buzz and rationale for change.
Anthias Consulting announces prize draw: win a place on a GC/ GC-MS training course
Anthias Consulting's prize draw offers you the chance to win a top prize of a place on a GC/ GC-MS Course of your choice.
Jackson Fire and Security helps Cambridge tea rooms protect their premises
Jackson Fire and Security is helping a Cambridgeshire based tea rooms protect their premises 24/7.
AVEVA named Britain’s Most Admired Company in the software and computer services sector
AVEVA wins the Management Today award as voted for by its peers for the second year running and is ranked 24th in the overall Britain’s Most Admired Companies list.
One of Bill Gates' six best books this year is by engineers at Cambridge
Bill Gates includes Sustainable Materials - with both eyes open by Cambridge academics Julian Allwood, Jonathan Cullen and colleagues in his six best books this year.
ICSA Awards 2015: double corporate reporting award win for Johnson Matthey
Johnson Matthey has been awarded both Best Sustainability Disclosure and Best Audit and Risk Disclosure in the FTSE 100 at the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators annual awards.
CBNL wins Wireless Backhaul Distinction Award for licensed point-to-multipoint solution
CBNL has been recognised for its breakthrough US platform that is both faster to deploy and almost half the cost for a high capacity licensed link compared to competing technologies.
Tame your computer - keep it on the straight and arrow
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes how to draw straight lines or arrows (PowerPoint, Word, Excel, and Outlook*)...
Too good to be true?
There is a clear connection between earnings manipulation and a string of consecutive “beats” of analyst expectations, finds study co-authored at University of Cambridge Judge Business School.
New Entrepreneurship Centre at Cambridge Judge is officially launched
The new Entrepreneurship Centre at Cambridge Judge Business School was officially launched at a ceremony attended by its patron, HRH The Duke of York, KG.
Charity parking partnership aims to take the strain out of Christmas shopping
Christmas shoppers in Cambridge are being invited to take advantage of a festive car parking partnership between Papworth Trust and Downing College.