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Dovetailed seeks volunteers for mental health research
Are you able to help Dovetailed improve tools for assessing mental health?
Email: a lazy and dangerous choice
Email is wonderfully convenient, but at what cost? In this very short piece (he loves to make a point), Communication Coach Jon Torrens tells you how to use it properly.
Darktrace wins Queen’s Award for Enterprise: International Trade
Darktrace, the world’s leading AI company for cyber defence, has today announced that it is one of a select number of businesses to win the Queen’s Award for Enterprise: International Trade. This prestigious accolade was awarded to Darktrace in recognition of its outstanding growth in overseas sales.
Understanding the Chinese culture: #1 Traditions versus modern China
If you intend to interact with Chinese people for business purposes, it is advisable to learn some basics about the Chinese culture, which is very different from the West. In a series of posts over the coming weeks, Crayfish.io – the unique online platform dedicated to helping Western companies do business in China – aims to close the knowledge gap.
UK economic growth stable but sluggish, says EY ITEM Club
EY ITEM Club expects GDP growth of 1.6% in 2018, with the UK economy steady but uninspiring despite some improved conditions.
Interdisciplinary Award to create the first fully-functional bioengineered bile duct
Dr Athina Markaki and Dr Alexander Justin of the University of Cambridge Department of Engineering along with Professor Ludovic Vallier, Dr Fotios Sampaziotis (Wellcome – MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute) and Mr Kourosh Saeb-Parsy (Department of Surgery) have been awarded a Rosetrees Trust Award for Interdisciplinary Research between the Departments of Engineering and Medicine.
Second Queen’s Award for CambridgeIC
Specialist sensor and chip developer CambridgeIC has won a second Queen’s Award for International Trade.
Royal award for Zettlex
Cambridge sensors company, Zettlex, is celebrating a second Queen’s Award for Enterprise.
Real-time machine learning solution recognised by UK’s most prestigious business awards
Featurespace is awarded a Queen's Award for Enterprise: Innovation - another accolade in a string of awards this year.
British breast cancer company, Endomag, wins Queen’s Award
Endomag, the surgical guidance company, today announced it has received the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in Innovation for 2018. The Award recognises the Company’s efforts in developing novel surgical tools for more accurate removal of breast cancer.
GIS wins Second Queen’s Award for Enterprise for International Trade
GIS, the leading technology provider to OEMs and system builders in the inkjet industry worldwide, has been awarded the prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise 2018 for International Trade, in recognition of the company’s outstanding growth in overseas markets from 2015 to 2017.
Hewitsons appoints first all-female group of former trainees
Four newly-qualified solicitors have embarked on a legal career with Hewitsons, with another to follow – all of them women, marking a first for the law firm.
Cambridge engineering research served up at Pint of Science festival
What is the nanoscale and just how will we be interacting with computer interfaces in the future? Cambridge engineers will discuss these topics at the upcoming Pint of Science festival.
Cambridge joins collaborative project to strengthen the Internet of Things
The Institute for Manufacturing (IfM), part of the University of Cambridge Department of Engineering, has been selected to help enhance the Internet of Things (IoT) as part of a new collaborative project.
GSI’s latest funding success is ‘out of this world’
The Global Sustainability Institute at Anglia Ruskin University has received backing from the Science & Technology Facilities Council – the sixth UK research council, out of seven, to provide funding to the GSI since it was launched in 2011.
Birketts appointed to the legal panel of the L&Q Group
Top 100 law firm Birketts has recently been appointed to the legal panel of The L&Q Group, one of the UK's leading housing associations and London's largest residential developers. The Group has over 90,000 homes under management located in London and the South East of England.
Brightest innovators from schools across the country compete in national coding challenge
The UK’s brightest innovators from schools across the country competed in the final of PA Consulting Group’s sixth annual Raspberry Pi coding competition this week.
Office 365, Azure and Dynamics 365 licences
As a Microsoft Cloud Solution Partner, you can buy your Microsoft Cloud licences from Expert CRM Services instead of Microsoft.
The advantages to you are:
Microsoft Dynamics 365/CRM Training
We offer public and private instructor-led training courses covering many aspects of Microsoft Dynamics 365/CRM. Have a look at our course schedule to see what is coming up. If you don't see what you need please give us a call on 01279 263646.
Microsoft Dynamics 365/CRM Consulting Services
We provide consulting services for Microsoft Dynamics 365/CRM. This can be for an initial implemenation, migration from another system, troubleshooting, customization, report writing and system design.
We'll tailor our service to what suits your needs.
World’s smartest car park is self-taught and costs next to nothing
Deep learning is moving out of research and into real-life projects, as Cambridge Consultants unveils the world’s smartest car park. ‘Goldeneye’ has taught itself to recognise cars and how they appear in spaces.