
The new health crisis – how digital illiteracy is endangering our seniors
Digital illiteracy is a growing health crisis for seniors, leaving them unable to navigate essential online services and jeopardising their independence and health outcomes.
Digital illiteracy is a growing health crisis for seniors, leaving them unable to navigate essential online services and jeopardising their independence and health outcomes.
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.
Neurodivergent individuals are vital for inclusive and ethical AI, offering unique skills that enhance problem-solving, improve data accuracy, and drive innovation in AI development.
Post-disaster management relies on satellite imagery for real-time damage assessment, resource allocation, and tracking recovery, enhancing efficiency and decision-making during critical recovery phases.
Eric Thomas, Chief Diversity Officer at CX software giant Genesys, on the ways in which innovative technologies are transforming workplaces for those with visual impairments.
Lenovo is driving sustainability through innovations like bamboo packaging, repairable laptops, and efficient liquid cooling, promoting circularity and reducing e-waste across IT product lifecycles.
Mark Hitchman, MD of Canon Medical Systems, on combining sport, community wellbeing, medical diagnostics, and research in one place.
Corporate trailblazers must prioritise ethical innovation to drive responsible change, ensuring sustainable progress and creating true value in a rapidly evolving digital age.
Inside De Beers’ mission to create a digital twin of all the world’s diamonds on the blockchain.
Inside De Beers’ internal tech startup, Tracr, that aims to use blockchain to tell the positve story of every natural diamond in the world.
Novis Games, a Microsoft-supported startup, is using AI to transform games for the visually impaired.
The slow-moving public sector must use the pace of advancing technology to reshape public services for the demands of the future.
Arianna Ortelli, CEO and co-founder of Novis Games, on her team’s partnership with Microsoft and using AI to bring video games to the visually impaired.
Andrea Danes, global human services leader at EY, discusses how we might unleash the public sector’s “innovative instigators” with technology.
In a world plagued by phone scams, Phonely’s groundbreaking technology combines AI monitoring with human intervention, empowering seniors to communicate safely.
International Women’s Day amplifies the need for gender equality. Helen Hawthorn of Zoom urges tech to embrace inclusivity, fostering diversity for innovation and equality.
Blockchain isn’t just for cryptocurrencies. Chloe Tartan thinks it could underpin a more equitable welfare system in a digitally divided world.
Often seen as a leisure activity, video games can significantly enhance problem-solving, teamwork, and communication skills, benefiting the workplace environment.
Blockchain could provide a transparent, safe, and incentivised mechanism for the distribution of welfare, says Accenture’s Chloe Tartan.
Mary Jacques heads global ESG for tech giant Lenovo, which is on a mission to meet ambitious sustainability goals not just for itself, but across its entire value chain
Adopt a Grandparent uses technology to connect younger individuals globally with UK care residents, reducing loneliness and isolation.
The findings of a project run by social mobility charity the EY Foundation has identified the action needed to ensure new technology is inclusive of young people from low-income backgrounds.
Virgin Media O2’s Better Connections Plan is helping communities and the environment.
Matthew Margetts on technologies that could solve ‘the greatest environmental threat to public health globally.’
The City of Philadelphia’s Office for Innovation using the power of public-private partnership to provide internet access to thousands.
Gilead Science’s PrEP Hub® platform is a gamechanger in the fight against HIV – both the disease and the stigma.
When it comes to the important matter of urban public health, cities aren’t quite as smart as they could be
How can artificial intelligence keep people safe? Microsoft and Hexagon are helping emergency services leverage AI
AI has the power to transform education, easing teachers’ workloads while enhancing learning. But trust, transparency, and public confidence are key to its success.
Iron Mountain’s Stuart Bernard says data protection, e-waste and recycling go hand-in-hand for organisations today
Axela’s CEO Nick Kelly has helped to drive innovation in the healthcare arena with his company’s tech and data-centred approach to care services. He tells us why he was destined to work in the care sector, and why he believes data is the future of healthcare.
Anders Bergtoft is CEO of Charge Amps. In this podcast, Anders charts the EV revolution and discusses the hurdles still to overcome.
Digital illiteracy is a growing health crisis for seniors, leaving them unable to navigate essential online services and jeopardising their independence and health outcomes.
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.
Neurodivergent individuals are vital for inclusive and ethical AI, offering unique skills that enhance problem-solving, improve data accuracy, and drive innovation in AI development.
Post-disaster management relies on satellite imagery for real-time damage assessment, resource allocation, and tracking recovery, enhancing efficiency and decision-making during critical recovery phases.
Eric Thomas, Chief Diversity Officer at CX software giant Genesys, on the ways in which innovative technologies are transforming workplaces for those with visual impairments.
Lenovo is driving sustainability through innovations like bamboo packaging, repairable laptops, and efficient liquid cooling, promoting circularity and reducing e-waste across IT product lifecycles.
Mark Hitchman, MD of Canon Medical Systems, on combining sport, community wellbeing, medical diagnostics, and research in one place.
Corporate trailblazers must prioritise ethical innovation to drive responsible change, ensuring sustainable progress and creating true value in a rapidly evolving digital age.
Inside De Beers’ mission to create a digital twin of all the world’s diamonds on the blockchain.
Inside De Beers’ internal tech startup, Tracr, that aims to use blockchain to tell the positve story of every natural diamond in the world.
Novis Games, a Microsoft-supported startup, is using AI to transform games for the visually impaired.
The slow-moving public sector must use the pace of advancing technology to reshape public services for the demands of the future.
Arianna Ortelli, CEO and co-founder of Novis Games, on her team’s partnership with Microsoft and using AI to bring video games to the visually impaired.
Andrea Danes, global human services leader at EY, discusses how we might unleash the public sector’s “innovative instigators” with technology.
In a world plagued by phone scams, Phonely’s groundbreaking technology combines AI monitoring with human intervention, empowering seniors to communicate safely.
International Women’s Day amplifies the need for gender equality. Helen Hawthorn of Zoom urges tech to embrace inclusivity, fostering diversity for innovation and equality.
Blockchain isn’t just for cryptocurrencies. Chloe Tartan thinks it could underpin a more equitable welfare system in a digitally divided world.
Often seen as a leisure activity, video games can significantly enhance problem-solving, teamwork, and communication skills, benefiting the workplace environment.
Blockchain could provide a transparent, safe, and incentivised mechanism for the distribution of welfare, says Accenture’s Chloe Tartan.
Mary Jacques heads global ESG for tech giant Lenovo, which is on a mission to meet ambitious sustainability goals not just for itself, but across its entire value chain
Adopt a Grandparent uses technology to connect younger individuals globally with UK care residents, reducing loneliness and isolation.
The findings of a project run by social mobility charity the EY Foundation has identified the action needed to ensure new technology is inclusive of young people from low-income backgrounds.
Virgin Media O2’s Better Connections Plan is helping communities and the environment.
Matthew Margetts on technologies that could solve ‘the greatest environmental threat to public health globally.’