Jonathan Weinberg

In-depth When it comes to implementing AI into their businesses, leaders are grappling with balancing cost against productivity gains against any potential legal issues

Tech employees looking to get promoted in their workplace should seek out advice – and might need to brave the commute

Explainer As AI tools become more widespread, businesses need to know how LLMs work and why they may not always be the underlying models for generative AI

Explainer Believing everything generative AI tells you is not advised. If it lacks the ability to fact check itself before answering, its responses can be wildly inaccurate, something know as a ‘hallucination’

Explainer In a bid to make AI even more accurate, retrieval augmented generation (RAG) is growing in popularity and purpose to help large language models (LLMs) tap into real-time and up-to-date sources of information

Explainer For those working within DevOps, adopting infrastructure as code (IaC) can help to deploy applications in the cloud quickly, securely, and at scale

In-depth Both machine learning and statistics involve collecting datasets, building models and making predictions, but they differ in approach

In-depth A brief guide to Dell Technologies, a household name in hardware and a major player in the enterprise services space

In-depth From COBOL to Pascal and SQL, legacy tech skills are in demand – experienced leaders need to do all they can to help incoming talent adopt these skills

In-depth As business leaders look to encourage new approaches, combined DevOps teams provide a route forward – but talent shortages and teething issues can hamper progress

In-depth While the office is no longer central to the business world, leaders must address remote working risks if they want the benefits of new schedules to outweigh the drawbacks

In-depth Hackers are continually diversifying their social engineering techniques to take advantage of human error, but leaders can fight back with new tech and focused training

In-depth Within the next decade, employees that fall into the category of Gen Z in the workplace will be widespread. How can leaders keep up with this change and support new staff?

In-depth While experts argue smart cities in the UK can bring great benefits, the necessary connectivity improvements may only arrive via a piecemeal approach

In-depth As workers struggle with Blue Monday, business leaders need to take proactive steps to banish the January Blues

In-depth We were skepitcal at first, but it turns out WhatsApp Channels for business can be an effective tool for digital communications

In-depth Leaders must be prepared for the biggest business challenges of 2024, as identified by experts

In-depth The biggest opportunity for growth is in Western Europe followed by North America, but many factors are getting in the way

In-depth Plans to create a data platform in partnership with the private sector could revolutionize NHS treatment, but concerns over data privacy and security are festering

Feature Improving employees' mental health in the workplace is now a subject of importance at all levels of a business, but implementing an effective strategy can prove challenging

In-depth From components to skills and even ideas, businesses have experienced shortages on many fronts

In-depth With prospective power outages on the horizon, we examine how organisations can plan ahead to guarantee employee safety and business continuity

In-depth Seen as one of the fastest growing areas in technology, there are several key reasons why machine learning is a field worthy of carving out a career in

In-depth For many UK SMBs, recruiting new workers with the right skills is proving tough – leading many to reinvent their methods for training employees from within