Consultancy
Interiors company, Yellow Kiosk, sets up shop at the Epicentre
Haverhill’s Epicentre building, with its business support services, operated by Oxford Innovation Space, is a major incentive for companies to take space there. Interior design company, Yellow Kiosk, is the latest to move in. ...
Results from EBCam's Employee Benefits and Rewards Survey released
Local employee benefit specialists and financial advisers EBCam Ltd share the results from their first annual employee benefit and reward survey. EBCam launched an employee benefits and rewards survey earlier this year and invited local businesses to take part to aid them in benchmarki...
Why isn’t Adaptability more of a priority?
Well, when I put that question to the talented members of the Scottish Institute for Business Leaders this week, their wide-ranging and insightful answers included a clutch of stand-out insights: • It’s a complex concept • Too much energy is required • It’s not easy to...
Hardware verification: are you meeting all your requirements?
Hardware verification provides evidence that a production representative sample of your medical device meets the issued hardware requirements. Unlike during software verification, which requires verification activities throughout the development, formal hardware verification is performe...
Mental Health First Aid MHFAider® Face to Face training course Cambridge, 2nd & 9th February (consecutive Thursdays)
This Adult Mental Health First Aider (MHFAider®) course is the most comprehensive MHFA England accredited programme, valued at £325 by MHFA England. We have subsidised this course as part of a ‘Support Local Cambridge’ campaign, during this difficult and challenging time. ...
Managing Risk in your Business Growth
This event will give you the opportunity to have a free 1-1 physical conversation with risk management experts. ...
Can you do too much system engineering?
These days, a medical device needs to be considered as one element of a connected whole. Systems engineering has become a crucial part of medical device development, but can you do too much of it? Our Head of Electronics Engineering, Peter Matthewson, discusses in a new blog post. ...
How much force do you need to pierce a grape…and other questions
Springboard engineers shine at the office opening party with industry-related demonstrations. ...
When not to reinvent the wheel: tech scouting versus engineering
When you think of engineering, you often think of highly technical requirements and complicated devices that are built from scratch. But some engineering is more about research and finding commercially available products that may just fit the bill for the required job. The knowled...
Delivering the most viscous drug ever put in an autoinjector
Autoinjectors offer patients a smart way to get their medication. Some drugs however can be too viscous for this type of delivery. Find out how Springboard helped a client solve the tricky problem of administering a highly viscous drug via and autoinjector, helping patients around the ...