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New Anglia University (NAU) has announced a significant expansion to its UK Clinical Rotation Network by partnering with 10 additional NHS hospitals. This initiative provides NAU medical students with enhanced opportunities for real-world clinical training across a broad range of NHS facilities in London, Shropshire, and the West Midlands. The Newly Partnered Continue reading New Anglia University Expands Clinical Rotation Network Through Ten New NHS Partnerships
By Claire Foreman, Director, Greater Manchester Institute of Technology Claire Foreman When the Greater Manchester Institute of Technology (GMIoT) prepared to welcome its first cohort of students in September 2023, one critical question framed our thinking: what is truly distinctive about being an Institute of Technology (IoT) student? Across the UK, Continue reading Delivering a Distinctive, Employer-Led Student Experience at Greater Manchester Institute of Technology
Research by leading food and facilities management services provider, Sodexo, has sought to address growing concerns regarding the Lived Experience of members of the Armed Forces based in the UK. The report, titled ‘The Future Lived Experience: Supporting the UK’s Armed Forces in the 2030s’, is the latest step in Sodexo’s ongoing research
Where healthcare environments are increasingly complex and diverse, operational effectiveness is not just a goal; it is a necessity. From acute primary care to major trauma services, the daily functioning of thousands of clinical and microbiological assets underpins patient care and safety. Yet, a challenge remains: performance data for these critical assets is Continue reading Delivering efficiency and consistency in critical hospital assets
AI’s increasing presence poses a real danger of making an already sizable digital literacy divide worse. Jon Rimmer, CXO at Mercator Digital, says governments and organisations have a responsibility to bridge this gap, explaining both why and how. Jon Rimmer New technology is designed – or at least is meant to be Continue reading If AI is widening the digital divide, what can be done to stop it?
United Kingdom’s Carrier Strike Group now operating across the Indo-Pacific, following Mediterranean exercises and Red Sea transit Key defence partnerships strengthened through naval exercises with India, Australia, US and other partners Port visits to Singapore, Indonesia, Japan, and Republic of Korea set to boost UK trade and defence cooperation in line with the Government’s Continue reading BOOST TO UK DEFENCE AND TRADE AS CARRIER STRIKE GROUP ARRIVES IN THE INDO-PACIFIC
By Claire Agutter, Scopism The cyberattack against Marks & Spencer, which caused damages beyond £300 million and operational disruptions until July, serves as a ‘red alert’ for all public and private organisations. The attack revealed fundamental weaknesses in trust levels and operational stability alongside compromised data protection. The National Crime Agency’s investigation Continue reading Marks & Spencer’s £300M cyberattack should be a stark warning to all organisations
By Tamara Leslie, Medical Student at New Anglia University, Anguilla The NHS is amid a long-anticipated workforce crisis, and few areas are feeling the strain more acutely than general practice. A shortfall of over 4,200 GPs in England is just the start. Despite ministerial pledges and long-term workforce plans, the supply of Continue reading Worlds Apart. Could Rethinking Medical Education Help Solve the UK’s GP Shortage?
Richard LaTulip, a Field Chief Information Security Officer at Recorded Future. Richard LaTulip The UK’s proposed Cyber Security and Resilience Bill represents a significant shift in how the nation approaches ransomware and wider cyber threats, with lasting implications for the public sector. As the government aims to tighten rules around ransomware reporting Continue reading Strengthening public sector ransomware resilience against the growing threat of phishing
By: Matt Croucher, Chief Commercial Officer at electric vehicle (EV) charge point operator (CPO), Believ, discusses how transport planning professionals can play their part in driving forward EV charging infrastructure rollout, and what the next few years will bring. Matt Croucher Tell us a bit about your career, and what brought you Continue reading How transport planning professionals can play their part in driving forward EV charging infrastructure rollout
Millions more Brits arriving in the Algarve are set to benefit from eGates ahead of the summer holidays. The change was confirmed by the Portuguese authorities. Nick Thomas-Symonds, Minister for EU Relations, told GPSJ: “This is great news for sun-seeking Brits heading on holiday to the Algarve this summer. And that is on Continue reading MILLIONS MORE BRITS TO BE ABLE TO USE E-GATES IN TIME FOR SUMMER HOLIDAYS
By Andy Smith We all want travel to be secure, safe, and easy. But as traveler numbers surge to record highs and governments aim to unlock tourism’s full economic power, border agencies face a critical challenge: how do you handle rising demand without compromising security? This week, European and global leaders Continue reading Clearing Border Bottlenecks with Smarter, Faster Digital Solutions for Travel
FourNet’s IntellAIgent uses Agentic AI to transform front and back-office customer service operations in seconds, with personalised, complex, context-aware automations Digital transformation and customer experience specialists, FourNet, today announced the launch of FourNet IntellAIgent, an Agentic AI platform, designed to enable businesses to streamline operations, enhance customer experiences, and accelerate AI-driven transformation. FourNet IntellAIgent is Continue reading FourNet unveils AI-powered contact centre ‘Agent’ that can think, act and learn
By Erik Nicolai, CEO, Workspace 365 Imagine starting your workday in the public sector: battling through a maze of outdated systems, juggling incompatible platforms, and spending far too much time navigating digital tools. From document management to HR systems, procurement tools to internal comms, digital sprawl is the invisible time-thief, and it Continue reading Public Sector Digital Workplace: Complexity costs and the case for simplification
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