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Neil Darwin, Managing Director of Cambridge and Leeds-based economic and commercial development consultancy Deyton Bell, has been appointed to the Institute of Economic Development (IED) Board of Directors. Neil Darwin With over 30 years’ experience working in economic development, Neil has led Deyton Bell’s support for global public, private and not-for-profit organisations via consultancy, Continue reading Deyton Bell Managing Director joins the Institute of Economic Development Board
Dr Jane Brightman Workforce and digital expert brings a strong social care voice to the board’s debates and guidance for the dedicated health tech agency and its clients Dr Jane Brightman has joined the Highland Marketing advisory board, to bring a strong social care perspective to its debates on health and care technology and Continue reading Dr Jane Brightman joins the Highland Marketing advisory board
“What is the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), and what will be the impact on your business?” asks Claire Agutter as she discusses the new DORA regulations. Claire Agutter The watchdog organisation, Which?, has warned about the consequences of transitioning to digital payments, highlighting that many financial institutions report failures and outages daily. While Continue reading Understanding DORA: Navigating the Digital Operational Resilience Act
By Steve Haskew, Head of Sustainability and Social Leadership Large and small businesses alike are finding themselves at a crucial time where many aspire to decarbonise their operations without denting revenue from their products and services. The recent Autumn Statement by Jeremy Hunt announced key initiatives to support businesses wanting to transition towards net zero. The Continue reading How can businesses decarbonise their IT estates to achieve net zero?
By Jacob Larkin Drainage engineers from Lanes Group plc are responding to calls for help across England and Wales as businesses are threatened by flooding caused by Storm Henk. Lanes teams are extremely busy as flooding continue to cause major problems, with call-outs particularly high in Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Staffordshire, the West Midlands, Gloucestershire, Avon, Continue reading Drainage teams respond to urgent calls in wake of Storm Henk
Reporter: Stuart Littleford The findings of an internal audit review into the use of Scottish Government electronic purchase cards (ePC) have been published. The review was commissioned by the First Minister following the public release of significant amounts of ePC spending data in August. The review was undertaken by Continue reading Review of electronic purchase cards
SolarWinds Vice President, Government Affairs Chip Daniels In early December 2020, nation-state threat actors exploited SolarWinds software in an unprecedented cyberattack – an event known today simply as SUNBURST. It shone a light on the concerning new reality for the software industry – that previously unforeseeable attacks were becoming increasingly sophisticated, striking at Continue reading The Importance of Public-Private Partnerships for Cybersecurity
By Vicky Withey, Head of Compliance at Node4 The corporate governance landscape is undergoing significant transformation as organisations face challenges in their ability to be agile and evolve to meet customer demands and expectations at a time when there is economic and political uncertainty. From resiliency, talent management, to emerging technological risks, organisations face Continue reading Navigating the Evolving Landscape of Compliance and Risk in 2024
Radiology teams and other healthcare professionals throughout the NHS in Scotland are to benefit from a new agreement that will see a cloud-based enterprise imaging service delivered across 15 NHS boards by international medical imaging IT company Sectra. The agreement with NHS National Services Scotland (NSS) will provide tools that will support healthcare teams Continue reading Contract for NHS Scotland diagnostic imaging technology awarded to Sectra
Sascha Giese, tech evangelist, SolarWinds Sascha Giese A well-executed home renovation goes beyond cosmetic repairs and surface-level aesthetics by delving into the structural bones of a home. This approach not only revitalises the house’s appearance but also enhances its overall efficiency and maintenance. Meaningful digital transformation also requires such an approach. However, a recent Continue reading Three Ways Observability Can Help Address Public Sector IT Complexity
The Water Jetting Association’s senior medical advisor is concerned that water jetting injuries are going under-reported. The WJA’s General Manager, Leanne Smith, explains the response to his concern and latest initiatives to promote safety in the industry. Dr Sancho Rodriguez-Villar is an intensive care consultant at Kings College Hospital, in London. He is also Continue reading Water jetting safety – the pressure is on
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