
Clare Hopping
Clare is an experienced marketer and entrepreneur. In 2016, she founded Blue Cactus Digital, a digital marketing company that helps ethical and sustainability-focused businesses grow their customer base, where she remains its director. Clients include the likes of the University of Surrey, the History Market, Confident Tiger, and Rethink Partners.
Between 2014 and 2016, she also spent time at Thunderfoot, Harver, and Swan Creative in creative and marketing roles. She is also a member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM).
Prior to her marketing career, Clare was a journalist specializing in mobile devices. She worked as a staff writer and later the features editor at What Mobile, before becoming the founding editor of Know Your Mobile. She later moved on into freelance writing for a number of years.
It was during her time as a freelance journalist that she regularly wrote for ITPro, covering a range of topics as a news reporter, as well as drawing on her knowledge of mobile technology when writing features.
She also penned a number of tutorials for ITPro helping users navigate knotty issues around Windows 10 and various email applications, as well as in-depth explainers of topics like the semantic web and how to get started with data mining.
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Google reveals Password Checkup and Cross Account Protection
News The tools will alert users if their username and password have been breached across all websites and services
By Clare Hopping Published
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IT and business relationship slowing digital transformation
News BMC research shows IT teams aren’t loved during digital transformation projects
By Clare Hopping Published
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Commvault ushers in new leadership to drive growth
News Sanjay Mirchandani has been appointed president and chief executive officer
By Clare Hopping Published
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ICO fines Leave.EU and Arron Banks' insurance £120,000
News The two companies which traded under the name of Go Skippy Insurance will now face ICO auditing action
By Clare Hopping Published
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Intel names Robert Swan as its seventh CEO
News The interim CEO and CFO has been promoted to permanent CEO following the departure of Brian Krzanich
By Clare Hopping Published
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Google+ is finally being killed-off
News The company said lack of use has meant it's not viable to keep the social network up and running
By Clare Hopping Published
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IBM looks to improve facial recognition tech
News The company has collated the pictures and video from Flickr
By Clare Hopping Published
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SAP's revenues up, but still considers restructure
News The software firm said its SaaS services were doing well, but legacy software not so much
By Clare Hopping Published
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Cisco reveals new tools and networking products for IoT
News The company wants to make it easier for businesses in manufacturing, utilities and mobile working to introduce IoT devices
By Clare Hopping Published
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HR and finance want to work more collaboratively
News At the moment, culture and skills gaps are standing in the way of the departments working more effectively together
By Clare Hopping Published
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A third of businesses don't think they comply with GDPR
News Dell's Digital Transformation Index revealed that companies understand their responsibilities, but don't have the budget to fix it
By Clare Hopping Published
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Microsoft buys Citus Data to boost open source database
News The move means that businesses can take advantage of scalable distributed databases across cloud and on-premise environments
By Clare Hopping Published
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Government boosts cyber skills fund
News It will invest in four projects to improve cyber skills in less-represented groups
By Clare Hopping Published
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MIT research finds bias in Amazon Rekognition
News However, AWS said MIT's testing was "ill-advised" and its software not used in the way it was intended
By Clare Hopping Published
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Apple thinks climate change will boost iPhone sales
News The company said features such as its integrated flashlight will make them attractive to people during natural disasters
By Clare Hopping Published
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Microsoft Office 365 goes down across Europe
News Customers were unable to use their Office 365 email accounts for more than nine hours
By Clare Hopping Published
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O2 and Vodafone to expand network sharing deal to cover 5G
News The two telcos will build the infrastructure to offer customers faster 5G services at a lower cost
By Clare Hopping Published
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Government CIOs will focus on data analytics spending 2019
News Analysing the vast amounts of data the government holds will enable it to offer enhanced services to residents
By Clare Hopping Published
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Universities migrating to the cloud fastest
News Eduserv and Socim survey reveals that emergency services are the slowest cloud adopters
By Clare Hopping Published
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Silver Peak rolls out SD-WAN to Google Cloud customers
News This means the cloud firm has coverage on the four biggest public cloud platforms in the world
By Clare Hopping Published
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Ministry of Justice rushes to fix network outage
News Courts around the country have been unable to access information they need to hear cases
By Clare Hopping Published
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Kingston University and Pangea team up on 5G tech
News The development of streamed 5G video will help doctors diagnose problems remotely
By Clare Hopping Published
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Big tech players accused of GDPR violations
News Max Schrems said eight of the biggest streaming services refused to hand over information about the data they hold
By Clare Hopping Published
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AI implemented in some form by 37% of organisations
News But, Gartner claims skills shortages are still cause for concern for some
By Clare Hopping Published
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