Information Technology and Telecoms
Connect: Health Tech – ‘the connectivity mix’ visual branding
For this thought leadership project ‘The connectivity mix’ we needed to create the brand for the Ecosystem Insights that can be used for all in-depth papers and short articles. Still using the Connect: Health Tech colours, images, icons and hashtags to tie into the overall look and feel...
Sphere Fluidics appoints Dr. Alex Dickinson as Non-Executive Director
Appointment of leading technology innovator supports continued commercial development and R&D expansion Previously Senior Executive at Illumina, Co-Founder and former CEO of Helixis and Luxtera Cambridge, UK, 10th September 2024: Sphere Fluidics, a leading provider of innovati...
Guardtech Group celebrate double success at SME Cambridgeshire Business Awards
Suffolk-based contamination control specialists scooped the Best Enterprising Business Gold award as well as Silver for Family Business of the Year ...
Managing flexible working requests from parents
The start of a new academic year brings flux to many households up and down the country. Some families may be sending their children to school for the first time, whilst others are well into the annual routine of it. As an employer, you may find it is a time of year when you are more l...
Who is looking after your Cyber Security?
Breathe Technology writes: We recently assisted a Cambridgeshire-based organisation that was the victim of a cyber attack. The systems were offline down for nearly a week and took almost a month to fully recover. They had security systems and backups in place. Or so they believed. They ...
Cambridge Kinetics wins share of £32m Innovate UK grant to improve productivity with AI
Cambridge Kinetics win competitive award for Innovate UK grant funding to develop artificial intelligence and improve productivity in creative industries. ...
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Assisting AiSentia with the development of AI-powered CT imaging technology
System C writes: We supported AiSentia, a spinout from Oxford University, to develop a medical device quality prototype and website that enables doctors to digitally add contrast to CT images. Our team transformed research-quality code written by a medical student to improve performance...
Centre for Computing History delighted to receive £4,000 MathWorks Community Grant
Cambridge’s Centre for Computing History is thrilled to have been awarded a £4,000 Community Grant from MathWorks, a leading developer of mathematical computing software for engineers and scientists. This generous grant will support the Centre's Education programme, helping young people...
Prism advise on sale of health screening software developers
Prism Corporate Broking are pleased to announce that our team have advised on the sale of health screening workflow software developers, Thomson Screening Solutions Ltd, to healthcare platform CCube Solutions which is backed by software-focused investors, Tern Capital. ...