Neul, Ltd. introduces Iceni, world’s first TV White Space ASIC
Neul, Ltd. has announced the release of the world’s first TV White Space transceiver chip, Iceni. Capable of tuning across the entire UHF TV white space spectrum (470 – 790MHz), the single chip solution draws very little power while delivering reliable, secure, long range wireless, non-line-of-sight connectivity to previously unreachable applications and locations for both machine-to-machine (M2M…
Microfluidics specialist Dolomite celebrates a successful 2012
Microfluidics expert Dolomite has reported an exceptional 20% year-on-year growth in 2012, thanks to the launch of a number of novel microfluidic products including the Porous Media Chip specially designed for petrochemical research, a range of compact Electro-Osmotic Pumps for easy integration into microfluidic systems as well as an innovative Closed-Loop Flow Control System which can be used…
What's new in HR for 2013?
A number of employment law changes are coming in 2013 which have an effect on any business with employees. Katherine Connolly of Keeping HR Simple takes a look at what changes are coming up, what impact they'll have and what action you may need to take as a result.
Free support offered for professionals facing redundancy
If you've recently been made redundant, or are in danger of redundancy, you could be entitled to extensive FREE career support thanks to the Skills Support for Redundancy Scheme.
Two Cambridge Design Partnership experts speak at MEDTEC Europe 2013
Two experts from Cambridge Design Partnership will be speaking at leading European medical technology conference, MedTec Europe.
Immigration Minister to be challenged over visa delays
Business leaders and university representatives are to be given the chance to challenge Immigration Minister, Mark Harper on visa delays for overseas academics, students and high-skilled employees following an invitation from the city’s MP Julian Huppert.
No Curia for old age: the radical act of papal resignation
Dr Sara Silvestri, a specialist in religion and politics and a Research Associate with the Von Hügel Institute, St Edmund’s College, Cambridge, examines the implications of the resignation of Benedict XVI for the institutional role of the pope and the future of the Catholic Church.
New US Gates Cambridge Scholars selected
Thirty-nine new US Gates Cambridge Scholars have been selected as the programme continues to expand.
Advanced debugging techniques explored at Device Developers Conference
Lauterbach have announced that they will be presenting a half-day technical workshop at this year's Device Developers' Conference. This workshop will consist of two hands-on sessions that will explain advanced debugging techniques and are intended to provide developers with the knowledge and experience that will enable them to create more reliable code whilst also accelerating development.
Outlook for smart packaging: $75m to $1.45 billion in 10 years
"It has been a slow path to commercialise smart packaging. Despite strong needs such as the aging population, tougher legislation, huge waste, more demanding consumers and concerns about safety and crime; commercial success has been mixed," writes Raghu Das, CEO, IDTechEx.
Are you risking a large fine by not TPS checking your database?
Did you know that if you carry out any kind of telephone sales activity, you are legally required to Telephone Preference Service (TPS) check your database every 20 days, or risk a large fine?
New Sales Director joins EACS
Richard Betts joined EACS in January 2013 to take on the role of Sales Director after 20 years spent working in a blue chip company developing complex outsourcing and managed service opportunities.
EACS is a finalist in European IT & Software Excellence Awards 2013
EACS has been selected as a finalist in the European IT & Software Excellence Awards 2013 in the Datacentre Solution of the Year category, for the second year running.
Compare pay and benefits by taking part in Salary Survey
How much should you be paying your staff to compete favourably in the Cambridge employment market? Find out the latest by participating in Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration (LC) Cambridge Salary and Benefits Survey.
WaveFX broadcasts Professor Brian Cox and The Big Bang live
Scientist and TV presenter Brian Cox rocketed into a winning school in West Sussex to present an extraordinary science lesson LIVE as part of The Big Bang Fair 2013.
Camcon announces shipping of two APOLLO units to PDO in Oman
Camcon Oil, a provider of innovative solutions to the oil & gas industry, announced today that two of its APOLLO Digital Intelligent Artificial Lift (DIAL) solutions are on their way to Oman ready to undertake comprehensive field testing with leading regional operator, Petroleum Development (Oman).
Case study: A virtualised infrastructure for Bishop's Stortford College
Bishop’s Stortford College worked with EACS to implement a virtualised environment, using Microsoft Hyper-V, which delivers a fast and efficient service to staff and students.
Temporary workers still in demand despite new government rules
Employers in East Anglia are stepping up recruitment of temporary staff, despite new government regulations that have boosted the cost of employment.
C3 launches multi-channel contact centre
C3 has launched a converged communication platform designed for businesses operating a multi-channel contact centre.
Cambridge Network hears from one of the country's most powerful women
Ana Botin, CEO of Santander UK - who gave a popular business lecture to Cambridge Network members last November - has come third in the first ever 'most powerful women' list put together by Radio 4's Woman's Hour.
Three top tips to give your social media content the recipe for success
Seventy-three per cent of consumers prefer to read articles, rather than advertisements, to find out more. So it’s vital that your social media content has the right mix of ingredients. FCG Consultancy's Jonathan Wainwright has three top tips for success...
Food for thought from Cambridge Food Tour
The latest “experience” on offer in the city comes from Cambridge Food Tour, a business set up by a self-confessed foodie, Gerla Pusey-de Boer. Discover Cambridge through the eyes of a Foodie on a walking tour, a tailor-made food tour of Cambridge and beyond, or let the company create a unique food, wine or English tipple tasting for your team or visitors.
Horizon wins 'Most Promising Company' at World Conference on Personalized Medicine
Horizon Discovery, a leading provider of research tools to support the development of personalized medicines, has been named ‘Most Promising Company’ at the Personalized Medicine World Conference 2013. Horizon was chosen from 32 shortlisted companies based on technology, historical performance of the company, and forward business plans.
New book explores the challenges older users have with digital technology
Dr Anna Mieczakowski and Professor John Clarkson from the Engineering Design Centre at Cambridge University's Department of Engineering are proud to launch the book Ageing, Adaption and Accessibility: Time for the Inclusive Revolution!.
Become a citizen of Terramar, urges Hermann Hauser
Dr Hermann Hauser, CBE FRS FREng, Cambridge Network director and one of the region's most successful leaders, has become a citizen of the Terramar Project and recommends that all Network members follow suit.