geo wins Queen’s Award, underlining vital importance of smarter home energy solutions
geo, the developer of smarter home energy products and services for consumers is delighted to have won a 2017 Queen’s Award for Enterprise: Innovation.
Domino Printing Sciences wins Queen's Award for Innovation
Domino Printing Sciences, based at Bar Hill in Cambridgeshire, is celebrating winning a Queen’s Award for Innovation, in recognition of its A-Series i-Tech range of industrial continuous ink jet printers which have increased customer efficiency and driven market share growth.
Qualcomm signs 3G/4G patent license agreement with Smartron
Adding to more than 330 existing Qualcomm licensees around the world
Bi-annual Flood & Water Management Conference – date announced
The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) ever popular Flood & Water Management Conference will take place on Thursday 19 October 2017 at Duxford.
The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and its impact on data processors
The General Data Protection regulation (the ‘GDPR’) will introduce a number of changes, explains Hewitsons.
Conscious Communications set to complete almost 1,000 hours of charity work this year
Cambridge-based public relations and marketing agency, Conscious Communications, is on track to complete almost 1,000 hours of charity work over the coming year for a number of local and national charitable organisations.
PCME is awarded third prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise
PCME Ltd, leading specialist in the development, manufacture and supply of continuous in-stack particulate emission and velocity measurement monitors has been awarded a third Queen’s Award for Enterprise.
Snap election postpones the probate court fee increase
The huge proposed increase in Probate Court Fees has been postponed.
Third Queen’s Award win for Cambridge Consultants
Cambridge Consultants wins International Trade award for growth in overseas markets.
Brexit may threaten car makers’ competitiveness
The news that Toyota is to invest £240 million in upgrading its UK factory is a strong signal that the company sees the UK as part of its long-term future.
Should your spend a lot on your logo ?
Every business nowadays needs a distinctive logo - a unique image that differentiates their products or services from competitors in their industry.
goHenry partners with Featurespace to safeguard customers
goHenry, the UK's first fully digital family banking solution designed to help young people manage their money, has appointed Featurespace, the leading machine learning Adaptive Behavioural Analytics fraud prevention company, to safeguard customers’ accounts and reduce fraudulent transactions.
A14 mobile visitor centre visits Wood Green Animal Shelter
The Highways England mobile visitor centre - to keep people up to date with progress on the major £1.5 billion A14 improvement scheme - will be at Huntingdonshire Business Fair next week.
KPMG wins Queen’s Award for its leadership on social mobility
KPMG has been announced as winner of this year’s Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the inaugural category of ‘Promoting Opportunity’ for its work on social mobility.
42 Technology secures The Queen’s Award for Enterprise as international sales soar
42 Technology, the technology innovation and product development consultancy, has been awarded The Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the international trade category on the back of significant and sustained year on year growth in export sales over a six-year period.
Ingenza enjoys success at the Made in Scotland awards
Edinburgh-based Ingenza is celebrating after being named the Innovator of the Year at the 2017 Made in Scotland awards, held at the Glasgow Science Centre on the 19th of April.
Measuring up to emissions targets
CO2 emissions reduction targets need to be effective, efficient and practical
New reports from Citi Research focus on FinTech, Infrastructure and ePrivacy
New Cambridge Network member, Citi Research, shares some of its flagship thought leadership series, Global Perspectives & Solutions.
Zettlex: from garden shed to global giants
Cambridge based sensors company, Zettlex, is enjoying record sales, expanding its UK operations and taking on more staff to cope with increasing demand from overseas. The expansion includes a new Technology Centre in Foxton, Cambridge, that will allow the company to double production capacity. Zettlex has also been announced as winners of the Queen’s Award for Enterprise 2017.
Help available for Cambridgeshire businesses to cut energy usage and costs this Earth Day
Cambridgeshire businesses are being encouraged to celebrate Earth Day tomorow (April 22) by signing up to a new programme which aims to help reduce their energy usage and costs.
New partnership to speed analysis from ‘DNA to diagnosis’ for inherited diseases
Congenica and Edico Genome have announced the companies have partnered to offer their complementary platform technologies as an all-in-one, genome data analysis solution that accelerates clinical labs’ and hospitals’ progression from DNA sequencing to diagnosis for inherited diseases which otherwise takes months or years.
TTP unveils revolutionary industrial inkjet printing platform at InPrint USA 2017
TTP will be showcasing its latest disruptive inkjet product, FlexJet at InPrint USA next week (25 April 2017).
Thales: 54% of Japanese enterprises increase IT security spending
Thales, a leader in critical information systems, cybersecurity and data security, announces the results of its 2017 Thales Data Threat Report, Japan Edition, issued in conjunction with analyst firm 451 Research.
PA Consulting Group joins the Ellen MacArthur Foundation Circular Economy 100 Programme
PA Consulting Group, the global consulting, technology and innovation firm, has recently become a member of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s Circular Economy 100 (CE100) programme. The CE100 brings together corporates, governments, cities, academic institutions, emerging innovators and affiliates to realise their circular economy ambitions faster.