Ransomware now #1 use case for Autonomous Response technology
Darktrace, a leading cyber security AI company, says ransomware is the top use case of its market-leading Autonomous Response technology, as organisations face the increased threat of machine-speed attacks.
Former dairy farmer joins PBD Biotech's fight against bovine TB
Jonnie Yewdall, a former dairy farmer, has been appointed Commercial Director at PBD Biotech. The company recently gained funding to take its Actiphage® blood test for bovine TB (bTB) and Johne’s Disease through the validation required for international industry acceptance.
How Does Emergency Department Crowding Impact Care? (Part 2 Of 3)
This article is the second in a three-part series which seeks to dissect the challenge of emergency department (ED) crowding; why it occurs, why it’s a problem and what we need to do to overcome it.
Divorce & Pensions - the implications of applying for your decree absolute
Amy Walpole, Partner at Howes Percival and Family Solicitor, offers guidance on the importance of protecting your pensions entitlements attached to pension sharing orders following divorce.
Wellness Wednesday – Why employers need to stop asking people to multitask!
Many employers still view ‘multitasking’ as a strength...
D&A Creative works on innovative branding for Allia Future Business Centre
Allia Future Business Centre asked D&A Creative to create branding materials for the launch of the Innovation Lab at its centre in Peterborough.
International Coaching Federation Podcast
John Cockburn-Evans, Founder of Team Coaching Boutique(R), talks about the trials and tribulations of being a change leader in the context of coaching. He draws on his vast international experience of cultural transformation in large companies.
Sepura launches RadioAudit app to simplify the fleet audit process
Sepura has added to its suite of intelligent applications by introducing RadioAudit, a simple, effective tool to improve the radio auditing process.
New centre shows UKRI’s commitment to industrial decarbonisation
UKRI is demonstrating its commitment to tackling carbon emissions from industrial clusters with the launch of a £20 million centre for research and innovation.
Stansted's new state-of-the-art baggage system ready for take off
The pandemic may have brought airports to a standstill, but beneath London Stansted’s terminal a £70m baggage system revamp has been driven to the finish line.
Local businesses reject new 'green jobs' focus
A new report reveals that businesses in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough do not see new “green jobs” as the future. Instead, they believe that all jobs, across all sectors, will become greener and it is green skills that are necessary to kick-start the region’s economy.
Industrial policy is failing, says report
The UK’s £7.3 billion flagship research and development tax credit scheme is failing to stimulate the additional spending required to meet the Government’s R&D target, concludes a new report from the Centre for Business Research at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Cambridge Film Festival announces 2021 dates and launches new Friends and Patrons scheme
Film lovers can pen a date in their calendars as Cambridge Film Festival confirms dates for this year’s Festival, which is set to go ahead as a physical event in November. The Festival also announces a new Friends and Patrons scheme, and further CFF at Home film events in June.
Arm Total Compute solutions bring performance, security and Armv9 to the broadest range of client devices
Arm is announcing its first Total Compute solutions, which deliver on the three key pillars of Arm’s Total Compute strategy – compute performance, developer access and security. By addressing these three pillars together, Arm can deliver uncompromised performance, security, scalability, and efficiency, accessible to millions of developers worldwide.
Stone King LLP appointed to The National Society’s first legal panel
National law firm Stone King LLP has been appointed to the first panel established by The National Society (Church of England and Church in Wales) for the Promotion of Education, also known as the National Society, to provide legal advice on their education activities and remit. The firm will provide legal advice, including that for education activities.
Council responds to East West Rail consultation
Leading Councillors have said they support the principle of the Bedford to Cambridge section of East West Rail, but are calling for more detail to understand the local impacts of the scheme.
Technology companies leaping ahead in DevOps, but Redgate survey shows challenges remain
Having the highest DevOps adoption of all industry sectors, using more database types in development, and moving to the cloud faster are key factors in the strong business performance of the Technology sector over the past year. These are the highlights of a detailed examination of respondents from technology businesses and organisations to the latest State of Database DevOps survey from Redgate…
Special occasion contact - top tips
Father's Day is fast approaching and whilst many separated parents are successful in amicably navigating special occasions with one another; this is not the case for every family.
Do you ever feel like you live at work?
You protect the valuables in your home with basic security. But do you have the same approach to your data in your business?
Last call!
Breathe Technology is hoping that the information it has posted over the past few weeks regarding the DFE Security warning and the resources has been useful.
Colleague feedback earns Featurespace four ‘Best companies to work for’ listings
Featurespace has ranked in four "Best Companies" listings, underscoring the company's commitment to its team members and workplace engagement. Winners were revealed during Best Companies Live last week.
Bango and Microsoft expand access to Xbox cloud gaming subscriptions across Europe
Bango (AIM: BGO), the global platform for data-driven commerce, is powering the first three Telcos to offer bundled Xbox cloud gaming subscriptions in Europe. These launches are a result of the expanded partnership between Bango and Microsoft, announced in November 2020, to open-up consumer access to Xbox subscriptions sales through Telco partners.
New plans to bring economic, environmental and social benefit across the Fens in UK first
An ambitious new multi-agency taskforce seeks to bring renewed prosperity to the Fens through a radical new approach to managing land and water resources. Future Fens Integrated Adaptation will deliver resilience to the impacts of climate change, unlock housing growth and job creation, allow for upgraded transport links, improve biodiversity and support new opportunities for tourism. The project…
Cambridge market square proposals - have your say
Cambridge City Council is asking the public for its views on a proposed multi-million pound project to renovate and improve the city’s market square, in an open public consultation which runs from now until 7 July.
Metadata to make microscopy images more open
Bioimaging has advanced in leaps and bounds in recent years, giving researchers a closer view of how life works at a cellular, molecular and even atomic level.