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TWI to join American Petroleum Institute Subcommittee
The American Petroleum Institute (API) are holding a Committee on the Standardisation of Oilfield Equipment and Materials (CSOEM). The CSOEM is being broken down into a number of subcommittees, each of which will work on a specific area of exploration and production of oilfield equipment.
More communities to benefit as YMCA charities merge
YMCA Cambridgeshire & Peterborough and YMCA Suffolk celebrate their new joint identity as YMCA Trinity Group, following a successful merger.
5 tips for starting a new job
Great news you’ve landed yourself a new job! Exciting times ahead, however it is likely you are nervous of the unknown. Here are 5 tips to help you settle into a new role.
Thales leads the way in digital technology with new excellence centre in Cambridge
The world-class state-of-the-art facility will drive digital technology growth and expansion for the company.
What happened when Sookio went to Copy Cabana?
Copy Cabana 2017! We been there! Learnings! We got those! Find out what happened when we sent our Chief Copywriter to join his tribe at the hottest party of the summer and celebrate the life linguistic.
Join Analytik at Bioprinting & 3D Printing in the Life Sciences Europe
Analytik are pleased to announce they will be exhibiting at the upcoming Bioprinting & 3D Printing in the Life Sciences Europe.
Excitement mounting as charity gets set to celebrate 30 years of Dirty Dancing
There are just two weeks left until East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) hosts an open air cinema experience at Huntingdon Racecourse.
Electronics Test Development gets faster with XJTAG Boundary Scan v3.6
XJTAG has launched a major update to its flagship boundary scan software, XJDeveloper. XJTAG v3.6 includes several new productivity and automation-focused enhancements, allowing engineers to setup tests for even the most complex boards in significantly less time.
Creative Review: Say hello to the future
It’s all screen. Face ID lets you unlock with a look. Portrait Lighting lets you define the light in a scene. Wireless charging. Augmented reality. A11 Bionic, the most powerful and smartest chip ever in a smartphone. This is iPhone X. Say hello to the future.
Creative Review: Seven days of creation in five
When asked to produce a comprehensive range of themed presentations and supporting material for a conference in seven days — Creative Solution’s response was to produce it in five.
Corporate Christmas events in Cambridge
Looking for a Christmas event with a twist?1 Cambridge Food tour is the local specialist in creating bespoke and fun events. Here are some ideas for your Christmas party just for starters!
Trading in Europe with the new General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR)
DIT and Third Light, a software development company based in Cambridge, share their thoughts on some of the current hurdles facing UK exporters today, with some valuable advice on how to approach them.
Decision Evaluation’s new book & workshop explain method to select off-the-shelf solutions
Recent Cambridge Network member Decision Evaluation has a new book and workshop to support a method for selecting off-the-shelf solutions. Here is a chance to learn a proven, systematic and rigorous approach to such procurement.
Rewriting Ryanair: when crisis hits, is your web content up to the job?
Your website is a crucial element in good crisis management. It's where you can share helpful, accurate information and show concern for the people affected. Unless you're Ryanair and have announced a second wave of flight cancellations which will hit 400,000 passengers.
Magna partners with StartUs Insights to boost innovation pipeline in Europe
As the auto industry transforms, Magna’s commitment to innovation and collaboration with the startup ecosystem continues to gain momentum.
Creative Review: Herculean effort for City presentations
Large conferences highlight particular issues, and no more so than when a gathering of City investors have come over to hear the latest news from corporate executive teams.
New cycling improvement schemes set to get into gear
A number of proposed schemes to improve facilities for cyclists in Cambridge in the coming years have been identified by Cambridge City Council.
Cresset publishes September 2017 newsletter
Computational chemistry news from Cresset, featuring Blaze V10.3 released for even better virtual screening
Classical music with a difference at Cambridge Music Festival this November
Cambridge Music Festival, the annual boutique classical festival, brings an explosion of sound to the city this November with some of the best classical musicians in the world - and this year’s programme is packed with novelty and surprise.
Amazon expands Women in Innovation bursary programme at University of Cambridge
Bursary intake to double each year at Churchill College in the University of Cambridge and two other leading universities, offering more young women assistance in pursuing STEM career opportunities
Starting out at KISS
New Account Executive Hannah Room shares her views on her first month with KISS
Redgate introduces SQL Graph support for industry-leading tool
Redgate, the Cambridge UK software company known for its database development tools, has released a new version of SQL Compare which supports graph databases in SQL Server. SQL Compare is already the leading SQL Server database comparison tool and the latest release reflects the increasing interest in graph databases among SQL Server users.
Prehistoric lessons in communication
PROI guest Ashley Sheppard on what we can learn from the prehistoric era.
Revised anti-poverty strategy to help people on low incomes
CAMBRIDGE city councillors are set to consider a revised and updated Anti-Poverty Strategy that will focus on improving the lives of Cambridge residents who are struggling in the current economic climate.
Terrorism and CEO pay
CEOs at firms near terrorist attacks earn 8.8 per cent “compensation premium” over CEOs employed far from attacks, finds new study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School.