Birketts scoops inaugural Lexology Awards
Birketts has been recognised as Thought Leader in both Employment (UK) and Private Client (UK) at the first Lexology Awards, announced on 3 October.
Cambridge organisation aims to provide local teens with personalised guidance and support
The number of young people reporting anxiety has rocketed*. With many keen to make a positive start this academic year, Form the Future CIC hopes to relieve some of the stress and pressure that they feel with the launch of ‘Focus on Success’, a private careers advice service.
Onespacemedia creates fresh brand and modern website for telecoms pioneer
Onespacemedia has launched a fresh brand identity and website for Ontix - the next-generation wireless infrastructure provider.
IT Governance attends 2018 Cyber Security Summit and Expo
The 2018 Cyber Security Summit and Expo takes place on 15 November at the Business Design Centre in London.
WaveFX streams Natalie Portman interviewing Yuval Noah Harari
WaveFX, a video and webcasting production company, filmed and streamed Natalie Portman in conversation with international bestselling author Yuval Noah Harari live from Central Hall Westminster.
Tame your computer - timely tips
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes how to quickly insert today's date or current time (Excel and Access)...
Everybody needs good neighbours
At this year’s CES, smart home leaders Ring (pre-Amazon acquisition) and Vivint had booths opposite each other, both promoting the same great concept – smart neighbourhood watch
PA Consulting challenges young innovators to use their ingenuity to transform travel
PA Consulting has launched its seventh annual Raspberry Pi competition to inspire the innovators of the future. The innovation and transformation consultancy is challenging pupils from schools and colleges to use their ingenuity to invent something that will transform travel and transport using a Raspberry Pi, the credit-card-size highly capable computer.
Centre for Computing History and LEO Computers Society win Heritage Lottery Fund support
The Cambridge Centre for Computing History and the LEO Computers Society are delighted to announce that they have been awarded a £101,000 development grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF)* for Swiss Rolls, Tea and the Electronic Office: A History of LEO, the First Business Computer.
Paragraf opens R&D facility to drive large-scale production of graphene-based technologies
Paragraf, the graphene technology development company, has rapidly followed its seed investment of £2.9m, announced in May 2018, with the opening of a groundbreaking new facility north of Cambridge. The site represents a turning point for graphene-based technologies, enabling Paragraf to drive large-scale development of mass-market, graphene-based electronic devices.
Brexit uncertainty casts shadow over UK IPO market
The UK’s IPO activity has seen a decline in volume and value in the third quarter by 47% and 71% respectively, according to the latest EY IPO Eye.
11 things I’ve learnt in 11 years of running an agency
KISS CEO Simon Fryer shares some of the secrets of KISS Communications' success.
How will Nike’s Kaepernick ad impact brand perception?
Anthea Hughes, KISS's Head of Account Services, considers what the long-term implications of the controversial Colin Kaepernick ad might be for the Nike brand
Holiday? What holiday? Refocusing on work after a spell in the sun
Getting back into 'work mode' after a holiday can be tough. Why not invest in a workshop to help your team refocus?
PCE Instruments keeps increasing range of affordable infrared thermometers
PCE Instruments, manufacturer and supplier of test, weighing, laboratory and control equipment with HQ in Germany and several branches around the world, e.g. in the UK and the US, offers lots of high-end instruments for industrial use but also quite a wide range of low-cost test instruments, especially infrared thermometers for private and professional use which are very popular.
Meet Marisa, Sookio's new Content Manager
Say hello to Marisa Crimlis-Brown who joins Sookio from Queens’ College, Cambridge, as its new Content Manager.
Training courses can take your team to the next level
Employees who receive training are more likely to feel valued, more confident and remain loyal to an organisation who has invested in their development. Speak to HR Dept. today about training your workforce.
Build your capabilities and confidence at work
RiverRhee has a whole portfolio of learning and development opportunities for managers and individual team members. Here are some of their upcoming courses.
Cambridge VC wins Seed Fund of the Year
Cambridge-based venture capital firm IQ Capital won Seed Fund of the Year at last week’s Investor Allstars 2018.
NW Brown publishes its September 2018 Market Review
The September edition of the NW Brown Market Review considers trade wars, Emerging Markets and Brexit.
Arthur Rank Hospice invites local community to ‘Heart My Hospice’ during Hospice Care Week
Come and enjoy afternoon tea tomorrow (Tuesday), admire the window displays in Arthur Rank Hospice charity shops, tell the team why you 'heart' the Hospice and discover more ways to get involved in Hospice Care Week...
Law firm Burges Salmon leads the way with triple certification in ISO 27001, 22301 and 9001
Independent UK law firm Burges Salmon has achieved joint certification to three leading international management standards with the support of global specialists IT Governance.
Arts charity seeks trustees
New International Encounter (NIE) is keen to welcome new trustees with a passion for theatre and a commitment to its aims.
Meet the innovative companies which will pitch at Cleantech Venture Day 2018
Cambridge Cleantech has announced the names of the first group of companies selected to pitch at a high-profile investment event, Cleantech Venture Day, to be held in London on 31st October 2018.
25 UK species' genomes sequenced for first time
The genomes of 25 UK species* have been read for the first time by scientists at the Wellcome Sanger Institute and their collaborators**.