Empowering sustainable investments with geospatial technology and earth observation data
Combining geospatial tech with data from space can will be key to making sound investments in a sustainable future, argues Ordnance Survey’s Mark Tabor.
Mark Tabor
Thames Valley Police: A force for automation
Thames Valley Police’s digital transformation programme has a pioneering approach to automation, focused on frontline policing rather than back-office tasks. The results are remarkable.
Delivering One Version Of The Truth
How East of England Ambulance Service’s digital data lake is being used to save lives.
Ready For Disaster
W. Curtis Preston, a.k.a “Mr Backup”, on protecting your company’s data against natural disasters
Trusting AI
Inderpal Bhandari, Global Chief Data Officer of IBM, outlines the key elements needed for AI to become “trusted”
Gartner: Deciphering the impact of AI and deepfakes on identity verification
As 1.5bn people head to the polls in 2024, Gartner explores the impact of AI on identity verification and calls for proactive measures in the fight against deepfakes.
Delivering lifesaving healthcare in underserved communities
Dulas is transforming healthcare in underserved communities by delivering solar-powered solutions, such as vaccine refrigerators, to ensure reliable immunisations and to build resilient local healthcare systems.
Canon Medical Arena: A place for basketball and MRIs
Mark Hitchman, MD of Canon Medical Systems, on combining sport, community wellbeing, medical diagnostics, and research in one place.
Poppy Szkiler
Poppy Szkiler is co-founder and CEO of Quiet Mark, a company that works with manufacturers to prioritise noise reduction within product design. In this podcast, Poppy talks about following in her grandfather’s footsteps to continue his fight against noise pollution.
Mark Tabor
Empowering sustainable investments with geospatial technology and earth observation data
Combining geospatial tech with data from space can will be key to making sound investments in a sustainable future, argues Ordnance Survey’s Mark Tabor.