Knowledge Intensive Services
Edge just got a LOT safer
You know those terrifying pop-ups that pretend your device is infected and demand you “call support immediately” They’re dangerous. And they’re getting smarter.This is how Microsoft Edge is fighting back…https://breathetechnology.com/blog/microsoft-edge-introduces-a-new-scam-protection-...
Linnk Group accelerates recruitment placements with seamless CRM integration
Previously relying on a manual workflow with a previous supplier, Linnk Group found that issuing employment contracts was a slow process prone to human error. The lack of integration meant the Contracts Manager spent excessive time chasing signatures via spreadsheets, creating complianc...
Why DAX isn’t something to avoid — and how it unlocks the real power of Power BI
For many Power BI users, DAX feels like the line they don’t quite want to cross. Reports look good, visuals work, and yet something still feels out of reach. This article explores why DAX causes so much hesitation, why it matters more than people realise, and how a more practical, groun...
Why I love AI while some of my peers remain wary
There's a strange divide I've noticed lately. While I'm finding myself increasingly drawn to the possibilities of AI, many of my fellow literature graduates view it with suspicion, if not outright hostility. At literary gatherings, mentioning my enthusiasm for AI tools often earns me ra...
Government funding boost for Cambridge supercomputer
In a boost for UK innovation, the University of Cambridge’s supercomputer is set to get six times more powerful thanks to a £36 million funding injection. ...
When small changes reveal bigger leadership truths
Reflections from an Action Research Review with School Leaders in Shanghai Pudong. ...
AI as a supporting role, not the headline act
In the third instalment of the EpiCentre podcast series, the conversation turned to artificial intelligence and what it really means for small and medium sized businesses. After funding and engineering, this discussion focused on AI as a working tool rather than a headline trend. For ma...
Cambs Digitise approved on the BlueLight Commercial Legacy Media Digitisation Framework
Cambs Digitise has been approved as a supplier on the BlueLight Commercial Legacy Media Digitisation Framework, supporting UK policing with outsourced VHS and niche media digitisation with DEMS integration. ...
Cambridgeshire digitisation specialist supports leading Cambridge technology consultancy with legacy media project
Cambs Digitise has completed a secure legacy media digitisation project for a well-established Cambridge technology consultancy, helping preserve historic audiovisual content and improve long-term accessibility using documented, confidentiality-focused workflows. ...
When market value outpaces human capability investment
Why capability must be treated as infrastructure in life sciences innovation.