Power availability, charging speeds, back office systems - there are several factors to take into account when planning a workplace electric vehicle charging installation. Here are some important points to consider
Vanessa Henneker, chief operating officer at the UK Cyber Security Council, explores why the UK’s cyber‑skills gap persists and how clearer professional standards, accessible career pathways and a coordinated national approach can help build the capable, confident workforce needed
Sam Smith, institute director at Socitm, sets out the five priorities members say will define 2026: from cyber resilience and new ways of working to AI governance, data maturity and digital inclusion
The government has recently set out six digital standards that all schools must meet by 2030, aiming to eliminate disparities in technology access and ensure every pupil can benefit from modern, connected classrooms
Solar carports, alongside integrated EV chargers, allow businesses to generate their own electricity on site and use it directly to power electric fleets. Here’s how the UK is embracing this innovation
As classrooms embrace online learning and AI tools, Elizabeth Anderson, CEO of Digital Poverty Alliance warns that without urgent action, inequality will deepen and a generation risks being left behind
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Elena Sinel, founder & CEO, Teens in AI, argues that empowering teenagers today is the key to building tomorrow’s digital leaders and ensuring technology serves the public good
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Patients with chest pains and suspected heart attacks are benefitting from better informed decisions in a high-impact initiative led by clinicians, writes Dr Krishnaraj Sinhji Rathod, consultant in interventional cardiology at Barts Health NHS Trust. He explains the clinical, environmental, and efficiency significance of digitising electrocardiograms, and the opportunity to scale success more widely in the NHS