Communications
The quantum race has a communications problem
Sarah makes the case that the UK's quantum sector has a communications problem, not a science one. The trigger is ProQure, the government's £2 billion procurement programme launched in March 2026, which asked quantum companies to explain themselves to civil servants and commercial leads...
The gap in B2B marketing that nobody owns
Drawing on 35 years in marketing, Sarah argues there's a gap in B2B marketing that nobody quite owns. Buyers no longer work through a methodical long-list, they're increasingly handed a shortlist by an AI-generated answer, an algorithm-curated feed or a trusted peer recommendation, and ...
AI in marketing: separating hype from useful
Beth's latest piece at KISS cuts through the noise around "AI imposter syndrome," addressing that nagging feeling that everyone else has AI figured out while you're still working out which tool does what. ...
Why curiosity beats experience
After 30 years in the industry, KISS's Jane argues that experience is worth less than staying curious. The piece draws on a recent PROI Global Summit session that left her, by her own account, humbled by how much she still had to learn. ...
WaveFX launch free event planner tool
Budgeting for your next conference, AGM or company webcast? We've launched a free event production planner to take the guesswork out of it. Answer a few quick questions about your event and get instant recommendations on equipment, crew, streaming platform and estimated budget , no obli...
'United in Safeguarding' event finds new date
We are delighted to announce a new date for our inaugural 'United in Safeguarding' event. ...
United for Cambridge Summer Event Held at Jesus College
Cambridge United underlines commitment to do more for Cambridge in a generational moment for the city as over 200 people gather for United for Cambridge summer celebration… ...
What we learned from talking to businesses about Microsoft Copilot
Microsoft Copilot is one of the fastest-growing technologies in the Microsoft 365 ecosystem, but many organisations are still asking the same questions.How does it actually help? Is it ready for everyday use? Where do you start?We recently had the opportunity to bring together professio...
Back to school, Keystone style
Sharing practical marketing skills with the next generation of event producers
Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust (ACT) supported cancer technology earns multiple awards
“These scanners have transformed the way clinicians look for cancer in the lymph nodes. Collecting more lymph nodes is associated with an increase in five-year survival rates of up to 28%. What’s more, higher lymph node yields lead to more accurate prognosis. By helping clinicians find ...