Future of Work 2015
Will robots replace people at work? Rapid advances in technology, from big data to artificial intelligence, are revolutionising the way we work and businesses are keen to capitalise on resulting efficiency gains. This report explores workplaces of the future, including the impact of virtual reality and wearable technology, gamification in the recruitment process, the rise of the freelance economy and top business technology trends for 2016
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Public Sector Technology 2022
From schools to hospitals to law enforcement, problems with outmoded, expensive, clunky technology can be found in every area of the public sector, but things are changing. Our Public Sector Technology report explores how one London local council could be the next Silicon Valley for data, how low-code is helping to ease budgeting problems and how new tech could help clean up the Metropolitan police force
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Wealth & Asset Management 2022
Wealth and asset managers are grappling with incessantly uncertain investment markets. Are there any safe bets? With inflation at a 40-year high, how can investors protect their clients' wealth, long term? How do geopolitical developments affect returns and investment strategies? And is there room for some contrarian thought on the ESG front?
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Cybersecurity & IT Governance 2022
The war in Ukraine is having unexpected ramifications across industries, not least in the realm of cybersecurity, so how is it endangering UK firms and does this open the gate for further nation state cyber attacks? The Cybersecurity & IT Governance report explores this plus the cyber skills gap, penetration testing essentials and whether the new National Cyber Strategy will make the UK a world leader in cyber
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The Future of Supply Chain & Procurement 2022
Battered by trade wars, extreme weather, maritime and cargo incidents, a global pandemic and a war in Europe, the past three years have presented unrelenting challenges for supply chains. But problems in the supply chain don't have to be existential crises for businesses. How can companies adapt their sourcing strategy to evolving circumstances? What is the best way to respond to rising costs? And how can businesses ultimately build resilience into their supply chain and procurement strategy?