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A group of young workers aka digital natives sat on the floor of an office against a large window, with devices such as laptops, tablets, and phones in their laps.

What are digital natives and are they the future of tech?

By Peter Ray Allison published

Explainer Digital natives, the generation that has grown up with computers and the internet, are entering the work place; but what does this mean for industry?

Explainer
RTO mandate concept image showing female employee greeting colleagues in an office.

Business leaders walking on eggshells amid RTO backlashes

By George Fitzmaurice published

Analysis Many UK business leaders want their staff back in the office more frequently, but they’re scared to implement return to office (RTO) mandates in fear of worker revolts.

Analysis
The IBM booth pictured during the RSA Conference in San Francisco, California, US, on Wednesday, April 26, 2023

IBM completes HashiCorp acquisition after regulatory approval

By Emma Woollacott published

News IBM has completed its $6.4 billion acquisition of cloud automation and security firm HashiCorp,

News
Silhouetted hand typing on an illuminated laptop keyboard.

New Ofcom guidelines show it’s getting tougher on big tech

By Emma Woollacott published

News New Ofcom guidance outlining its plans for the Online Safety Act show the regulator is toughening up on big tech.

News
Alteryx logo and branding pictured on a smartphone placed on a laptop keyboard.

Alteryx unveils double leadership appointment in fresh growth drive

By Daniel Todd published

News Alteryx has announced the appointments of Jon Pexton as chief financial officer and Steven Birdsall as chief revenue officer.

News
Staff onboarding concept image showing a female team member helping a new start in an open plan office space.

Why you can’t afford to botch staff onboarding processes

By George Fitzmaurice published

Analysis Enterprises simply cannot afford the financial strain caused by botched staff onboarding processes, new research suggests.

Analysis
Whitehall, the home of UK public sector and government bodies, pictured at sunrise.

Clunky tech means public sector staff work 30 million hours extra each year

By Emma Woollacott published

News UK public sector staff are working an average of five hours a week more than they should thanks to inefficiencies in service delivery, new research shows.

News
Male software developer using AI coding tools on a desktop computer while sitting in an open plan office space.

Can AI really improve productivity?

By Emma Woollacott published

News Enterprises are failing to implement AI in ways that make employees more productive

News
Close up of a handshake with between people in suits.

Zyxel Networks names Ken Tsai as new president

By Daniel Todd published

News Zyxel Networks has announced the appointment of Ken Tsai as the company’s new president.

News
An illustration of four gold bells on a blue background representing notification or 'ping' symbols, with red labels on them reading "99999999+", "999+", "1", and "NEW" to represent ping fatigue.

Ping fatigue: Helping workers manage constant notifications

By Rich McEachran published

In-depth Instant communication platforms can exacerbate mental exhaustion and low productivity

In-depth
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