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Workshop explores developing safe and secure embedded systems
SafeTTy Systems, experts in safety-critical embedded systems, will be presenting a half-day technical workshop at this year's UK Device Developers' Conference, exploring the use of TT architectures for developing safe and secure software for intelligent systems and devices.
Fusion IVR: Graphical Service Creation Tool and Automatic Code Generator
Fusion, our visual IVR editor, makes it easy to set up, deploy and make changes to IVR scripts yourself.
Workforce Management
C3 works with organisations across the UK and Europe to implement effective workforce management and disaster recovery solutions that offer businesses complete peace-of-mind. We work closely with companies to integrate the technology, train their staff, and provide ongoing support.
Call Handling
C3 has over 20 years’ experience in supplying specialist call handling solutions for a broad range of sectors, including retail, local government, NHS, utilities, financial and higher education.
Bus driver instantly dismissed for failing a random drugs test wins £85,000 compensation
Alan Bailes had been employed by First Bristol Limited as a bus driver for 22 years. As with many other employers in the Transport sector, First Bristol carries out random drug and alcohol testing of its employees.
Over 120 exhibitors and hundreds of visitors attend Huntingdonshire Business Exhibition
Hundreds of businesses from across Cambridgeshire were brought together to build connections at the Huntingdonshire Business Exhibition yesterday.
GTC and Sky partner to service new homes in Reading
A partnership between GTC and Sky, collectively offering a unique package of superfast fibre broadband (GTC) and premium TV services (Sky), is due to service homes at a popular new Bellway Homes development in Reading, it was announced today.
New OU Vice-Chancellor calls for action on part-time study
The incoming Vice-Chancellor of The Open University, Peter Horrocks, has used his first address since his appointment to make a direct appeal to politicians to tackle a decline in the number of people studying part time.
OU Business School invites Milton Keynes business leaders to attend Briefing Breakfast
Making sense of climate change: the role of personal values in understanding business engagement.
Flagship project aims to unleash the potential of the UK’s historic religious buildings
Researchers at The Open University (OU) are looking for those who use and have responsibility for historic religious buildings to work with on an exciting new project to engage local communities and unlock the potential of these important sites for future generations.
Thomson and First Choice introduce new long haul routes from London Stansted Airport
Thomson and First Choice are pleased to announce that in summer 2016 they will be increasing capacity at London Stansted Airport through the introduction of additional seats and new long haul routes served by the Thomson Airways 787 Dreamliner.
ARM expects vehicle compute performance to increase 100x in next decade
ARM offers functional safety package for ARM® Cortex®-A processors as it broadens its support for automotive.
Babraham Institute gains Silver Athena SWAN Award
The Babraham Institute has received a Silver Athena SWAN award following a successful first application submitted in November last year.
Start-ups are disrupting the UK tech sector
The UK is fast becoming the entrepreneurial hub of Europe - and Cambridge is one of the cities flying the flag.
DWP call for evidence on pension debts
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and the Charity Finance Group (CFG) have reviewed issues around pension shortfalls and the employer debt regime. Christopher Nuttall from Hewitsons explains.
Top safety award for Cambridge Regional College
Cambridge Regional College has been awarded an Order of Distinction in the RoSPA Health and Safety Awards – one of just three colleges in the country to receive the top honour.
IDS lifts the lid off developing touch and input sensing technology
Display technology specialist, Intelligent Display Solutions (IDS) will be exhibiting and presenting at this years' UK Device Developers' Conference, explaining how to implement touch and other input sensing technology.
AstraZeneca collaborates with Celgene Corporation to develop PD-L1 inhibitor programme
AstraZeneca enters strategic immuno-oncology collaboration with Celgene Corporation to develop PD-L1 inhibitor programme for patients with serious blood cancers.
AstraZeneca & Innate Pharma announce global co-development & commercialisation collaboration
AstraZeneca and Innate Pharma announce global co-development and commercialisation collaboration for IPH2201 in immuno-oncology.
Link between proteins points to possibilities for future Alzheimer’s treatments
Researchers have identified how proteins that play a key role in Alzheimer’s disease are linked in a pathway that controls its progression, and that drugs targeting this pathway may be a potential new way of treating the disease.
Invest now in fuel cell vehicles?
There is divided opinion on the future of traction fuel cells in electric vehicles, though few argue any more that they will power the majority of electric vehicles. Nonetheless some manufacturers are very enthusiastic and now could be the beginning of the end of the trough of disillusionment, indeed the time to invest, as analysed in the IDTechEx report Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles 2015-2030:…
Citrix offers customers the key to securing their confidential information
Citrix today announced it is simplifying the way sensitive documents are shared.
PPD honored for patient-centric communications on clinical research
Pharmaceutical Product Development, LLC (PPD) announced it has won recognition for a patient-centered communications campaign demonstrating the company’s commitment to helping biopharmaceutical clients deliver life-changing medical treatments.
'Town and Gown' kicks off with quantum computing debate
A new 'Town and Gown' series of events organised by Cambridge Judge Business School kicked off this week with a debate on quantum computing at the Cambridge Union Society, featuring introductory remarks from University of Cambridge physicist Professor Stephen Hawking, author of A Brief History of Time.