
Emma Woollacott
Specialist technology writer, she covers legal and regulatory issues, contributing to Forbes and the BBC.
Why so many finance automation projects stall
Progress is slowly being made in automating finance activities and processes, but common sticking points often stand in the way of companies achieving their true potential
Eight ways to raise cash without the banks
Banks are still the main source of funds for small and medium-sized businesses, but the variety and popularity of alternative finance options are increasing
Why salespeople should not fear AI
Concerns about sales professionals being automated out of a job are still commonplace, but artificial intelligence is vital to navigate an increasingly complex customer journey
Five new creative jobs for AI
Artificial intelligence is shaking up the world of work, automating out routine tasks and freeing workers to concentrate on the more creative elements of their job. But it can often be surprisingly good at mimicking human creativity, and with varying levels of human involvement is now making inroads into new areas of work
Should you be monitoring your staff with AI?
Technology to monitor employees in the workplace can be put to good effect, but not if it is used to control and micromanage workers
How #MeToo is making its mark on the events industry
From so-called booth babes to sexual harassment of women, sexism remains rife in areas of the events industry, and some organisers must try harder to set a more inclusive tone
Should AI own their own IP?
When artificial intelligence is deemed the source of a new idea or creation, it causes a legal grey area over ownership rights that will only become harder to define in the future
Why manufacturing must digitally transform
Digital transformation without the right culture is meaningless and companies that fail to appreciate its importance risk stumbling at the first hurdle
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