Consultancy
Speak to the Human returns with a new host, and a first episode that tackles one of the biggest challenges facing organisations and leaders right now: AI adoption.
Speak to the Human returns with a new host, James Woodman. Building on the first 23 episodes hosted by Sarah Abramson, the podcast explores how people think, behave, and make decisions at work. Through real stories and practical conversations, each episode investigates the hum...
The retinal delivery bottleneck: why today’s tools won’t scale
Cell and gene therapies make up a large and growing proportion of pipeline treatments for high-prevalence diseases of the retina. For these advanced therapies to deliver on their promise, most need to be delivered into the retina, overcoming significant physiological barriers. But exist...
Supporting busy teams with practical 90-minute Microsoft Copilot training
Help your team save time, reduce manual work, and get more from Microsoft Copilot. These 90-minute, instructor-led sessions focus on practical skills your team can start using immediately in Excel, Word and PowerPoint. ...
How to break up with your IT support provider
Most organisations don’t suddenly decide to change their IT support.Nothing has failed outright, but confidence starts to slip.You’re not sure what you’re paying for anymore. Security conversations feel vague. Planning feels reactive, not reassuring.And because IT isn’t your world, it’s...
Oil, Inflation, and the innovation budget question: what UK-China life sciences collaboration looks like when conditions tighten
Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy (EFEC). When oil moves sharply, life sciences people can be tempted to see it as someone else’s problem. Energy is macroeconomics; biotech and MedTech are innovation. But that separation is usually an illusion. ...
Flow Myna launches free programme to help manufacturers uncover operational bottlenecks
Flow Myna is offering five businesses early access to its operational analytics platform to explore how their work flows, where it gets stuck, and where improvements are best focused. ...
The Common Thread — Monthly Networking Morning
Kickstart your day by connecting with brilliant people and opening doors to new opportunities.Join us at University Arms, in collaboration with the wonderful Neil Bharadwa at The Cambridge Fruit Company, for The Common Thread. A relaxed monthly networking morning bringing together Cambr...
Divergence as a working condition
Over the past two decades, the UK and China have followed increasingly distinct economic trajectories. The ways in which each system allocates resources, values expertise, and defines progress have not converged — they have diverged. ...
Ideas in Bloom: Talks with PhD researchers in the Library at University Arms
This month's talk: Down the Red Pill Rabbit Hole: Inside the Manosphere’s Web of Connected Ideas ...
Germany and Netherlands --registration just as a foreign employer
Firms expanding their staffing outside UK (or wherever the company is based) can just register as a “foreign employer” instead of engaging in the cost and commitment of forming a branch, subsidiary or other legal entity. Two Italian companies have recently used this method to safely ex...