Information Technology and Telecoms
Still running Windows 10? – Why you’re putting your business at risk
Windows 10 reached the end of Microsoft support in October last year, which means – unless you’re splashing out on ESU – it no longer gets essential security updates. The computers still work, but any new weakness found in Windows 10 will never be fixed, which makes them easi...
Automation and optimisation: How POLATIS® optical circuit switching is enhancing network test laboratories
In today’s rapidly evolving business climate, the ability to automate test infrastructure and resources is essential. As networks migrate towards line rates of over 800 Gbps, and the number of connected devices required to meet the demands of modern services continues to grow, network t...
After the funding round: how to build the foundations for sustainable growth
Securing investment is a significant milestone for any business.For an early-stage life sciences company, it may mean moving from scientific validation towards commercialisation. For a technology business, it might create the opportunity to accelerate customer acquisition or enter new m...
Guardtech donate to golf day fundraiser to cap off a series of donations close to business’ heart
The East Anglian cleanroom construction specialists have donated £440 towards the Sarcoma UK Golf Day fundraiser as the latest instalment of their ongoing Charity Champions initiative ...
Less guesswork, more applause: WaveFX launches free planning toolkit
Our free event planning tools help you estimate production costs, create a shareable run sheet and check whether your venue’s internet is ready for live streaming. ...
Does AI increase imposter syndrome?
I am often asked whether the use of AI increases imposter syndrome (also more accurately called imposter phenomenon) - that sense of not being good enough, feeling undeserving of success or that you don't belong. In truth, the short answer is "we don't know". But I suspect that it might...
Centre for Computing History to celebrate 40 years of the BBC Domesday Project
The Centre for Computing History (CCH) will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the BBC Domesday Project on Saturday 19th September 2026, bringing together original project team members, former contributors and preservation experts to revisit one of the world's most ambitious digital heri...
Mental Health First Aid training: Learning Across Roles, Levels and Organisations
Coming back to the office after the summer break can be a great time for forward planning and embedding positive behaviours. It can allow opportunities to revisit workplace well being in the run up to Christmas.An area of training we are still very passionate about at Promote Mental Hea...
There’s only one thing you can rely on cyber criminals for
One of the biggest risks during a cyber attack is the pressure to act quickly.When systems stop working or important data becomes unavailable, organisations are forced into stressful decisions with very little time to think clearly.That pressure creates opportunities for criminals to ta...
PEM strengthens Corporate Finance team with Partner appointment and key promotions.
PEM is delighted to announce the appointment of David Ball as Partner and Head of Corporate Finance, alongside a series of promotions within its Corporate Finance team, underlining the firm's ongoing investment in one of the region's leading Corporate Finance advisory practices. ...