Five social media tricks for better employee engagement
There is no escaping social media, but it’s not just about sharing memes or funny cat videos! It is commonly used by many individuals and organisations in numerous different areas of working life: from advertising new jobs and networking with peers, to communicating directly with customers.
New planner joins Cheffins
Cheffins has appointed a new planning officer to help deal with a rapidly expanding workload which includes Haverhill Research Park.
Riverbed launches free cloud-integrated storage delivery solution for Amazon Web Services
Riverbed offers promotion to help businesses securely back up data to the cloud.
Premier Periclase: PTP & LabVIEW ensure premier crystal quality
Premier Periclase produces high quality large crystal sintermagnesia (periclase), which is used in applications such as bricks for steel furnaces. These bricks have to withstand extremely high temperatures and changes in temperature.
Be the first to try on the latest House of Holland collection as it is shown on the catwalk
British brand House of Holland has worked with local fashion technology company, Metail, to create a world first. Not only can consumers watch the Spring Summer 2015 fashion show live from wherever they are, but now they can create their own ‘MeModel’ and try on the clothing from the catwalk in real time and pre-order the collection in the right size.
'Zening for the winners' (in Cyprus)
ZENING Resorts is running a very new programme, offering a unique package for unique people!
Acteon named as finalist for three E-learning Awards
E-learning Awards judges announced this week that Acteon, a six-time Gold E-learning Award winner, has been selected as a finalist in three categories for its work with UK broadcaster Channel 4.
Don't wait for a tragic event before making life changes
Fifteen years ago I left the corporate world and branched out into the risky world of being self-employed, writes Kate Atkin of Aspire 2. My motivation? Not to "play it safe". Why? Learning through tragic experiences that life really can be very short, so make the most of it. Since then the date has taken on very different connotations; please don't wait for a tragic event to give you…
Dark Data: what is it?
Many industry analysts are coining a new term - Dark Data. What is Dark Data, and what does it mean to you? Join SCC in October to hear more......
The 'Brand' British Bake Off
Brand Recruitment wanted to get into the baking spirit as 'The Great British Bake Off' came back onto our television screens.
Five weeks 200hr Yoga teacher training offered at Zening Cyprus
In this five weeks Yoga teacher training you will be learning the correct way of Yoga practices - why and how of Asanas, breathing techniques, meditation, their benefits, indications and contraindications, Ancient Yoga techniques (Yogic Kriyas), Yoga lifestyle, food habits and ethics, human biology in relevance to Yoga, teaching methodology as well ancient Yoga philosophy in relation to the…
Pudsey Bear takes to the air
BBC Children in Need's Pudsey Bear is a very accomplished flyer! This particular Pudsey is a very distinguished bear, having flown the Atlantic in the Canadian World War II Avro Lancaster Aircraft “Vera”. Now he's staying with the Cambridge Aero Club and is determined to do as much flying as he possibly can and in as many aeroplane types as possible!
Brand Recruitment finalists for 6 MARA awards
Brand Recruitment is over the moon to announce that this year it is a finalist in six categories at the annual Marketing and Advertising Recruitment Awards (MARAs).
Cambridge AWiSE 20th anniversary: Inspire, Inform, Challenge
Come along to Lucy Cavendish College on 2 October 2014 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of CamAWiSE: supporting women working in science, technology, engineering and maths.
Baroness Lane-Fox installed as sixth Chancellor of The Open University
Co-Founder of LastMinute.com and digital pioneer, Baroness Lane-Fox of Soho, has become the sixth Chancellor of The Open University (OU). Martha Lane Fox delivered her inaugural speech as Chancellor at an official installation ceremony yesterday (Wednesday 10 September 2014).
Neurostimulation holds promise for patients
New report reveals hope on the horizon for effective treatment of debilitating medical conditions.
Another educational institution becomes a customer of Voyage Manager
The University of Aberdeen has signed up as a customer of Voyage Manager and will start using the Voyage Manager travel management solution immediately for a team of employees who travel as part of their job.
Vodafone adds Broadcom Ultra HD technology to next-generation IPTV set-top box
Broadcom Corporation, a global innovation leader in semiconductor solutions for wired and wireless communications, announced it will power Ultra HD set-top box (STB) technology in collaboration with Vodafone Germany, one of the largest German telecommunications companies providing voice, messaging, data and fixed communication services.
Sepura announces partnership with Skyscape Cloud Services
Sepura has announced the launch of its cloud-enabled applications portfolio, which is brought to the UK Public Safety market through a strategic alliance with assured cloud service provider Skyscape Cloud Services.
Conference explores tiny sperm and big stories
Sperm take centre stage at a conference in Cambridge this week, as researchers from a wide range of disciplines gather to consider the narratives that surround the male gametes necessary for human reproduction.
Robust oxygen analyzer approved for hazardous area use in Brazil
Michell Instruments’ XTP601 Oxygen Analyzer has been approved for use in explosive atmospheres by INMETRO, the Brazilian National Institute of Metrology, Standardization and Industrial Quality.
Cambridge Intelligence goes for the gold at GraphConnect
Cambridge Intelligence is a gold sponsor of this year's GraphConnect conference in San Francisco.
Why are there so few women in engineering?
Data shows that with only 6% of the engineering workforce being female, a career in engineering continues to be unattractive to women. Worryingly, the predicted short-fall in the number of professional engineers suggests that it is in fact unattractive to everyone regardless of gender. Why is this and what can we do about it?
AIXTRON partners with Fraunhofer IISB to enhance silicon carbide production technology
A new research programme based on the AIXTRON Planetary Reactor AIX G5WW starts at the end of 2014.
Legal advice - what do you really want to know?
Stone King, a leading national law firm, is developing a legal package specifically for SMEs and wants to hear your views...