Tim Danton

Tim has worked in IT publishing since the days when all PCs were beige, and is editor-in-chief of the UK's PC Pro magazine. He has been writing about hardware for TechFinitive since 2023.

Joined: 17 Jan 2023
Articles: 620

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Arash Nejad, Chief Revenue Officer of Novarc: “Stay in the red meat of the business”

We interview Arash Nejad, Chief Revenue Officer of Novarc, and a leader with more than 18 years of experience in S&P 500 corporations.

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Bernadeta Daukšaitė, 3D Support Team Lead at CGTrader: “Uniqueness remains an important factor in the design industry’s future”

We interview Bernadeta Daukšaitė, 3D Support Team Lead at CGTrader, who works at the cutting edge of AI tools in design

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Alberto Fernández, CEO and Co-Founder of Servitalent: “Technology is vital in integrating offline and online sales”

We interview Alberto Fernández, CEO and Co-Founder of Servitalent a firm specializing in executive talent management and HR solutions.

Runner H reparented by athletes wearing H doing multiple tasks

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H releases cloud-based AI agent: Runner H

Self-proclaimed agentic AI leader H has released a beta of a web-based AI agent that it claims is 29% faster than Anthropic

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Dennis Lenard, CEO of Creative Navy: “Graphic design is blurring the lines between reality and symbolism”

We interview Dennis Lenard, CEO of Creative Navy (a UX Design agency) and also a guest lecturer at King’s College London.

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Marty Bauer, Director of Sales & Partnerships at Omnisend: “People want to work with those they trust, not a faceless bot”

Marty Bauer is the Director of Sales & Partnerships at Omnisend, named one of Europe's top 500 fastest-growing companies by the Financial Times.

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Philip Oliveros Enopia, Global Content Strategist & Multimedia Designer at Transcom: “Remote work has truly transformed the graphic design landscape”

We interview Philip Oliveros Enopia, Global Content Strategist & Multimedia Designer at Transcom, a customer experience services agency.

digital labour shown by man relaxing as digital workers do his job

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Why digital labour will either set us free or make us even busier

We're about to see a deluge of AI assistants enter the workplace, but are they going to make our lives easier or become yet another thing that we need to manage?