It’s clear we’re all in a very unique situation right now. While certain industries like retail, catering, and travel/tourism are suffering tremendously, knowledge workers – in a whole variety of sectors – are, for the most part, able to better weather the
Barely a day goes by when we don’t hear about another startup being snapped up for a cool €100 million. While these investments are no doubt well-deserved, it’s often the case that the businesses originate somewhere other than Europe. Or if they
Business processes. They’re there for a reason. They set a precedent for how things are done at work – in an optimal way – given the staff, resources, and technologies your business has to work with. But things change. Technology makes different
When businesses decide to innovate, regardless of the sector or industry they operate in, one of the first things they’re often confronted by is the pace at which things are moving or evolving. Take the Internet of Things (IoT) for example. From
The proliferation of connected devices, combined with a need to be ‘always-on’, has meant that data consumption has gone sky high in recent years. While WiFi has evolved sufficiently to meet these demands, often the access points – the devices used to
Most of us are familiar with the Internet Of Things (IoT) largely thanks to the smart devices in so many of our homes. However, in business and industry, IoT has an even greater role to play. Connected devices have the power to
