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Apple’s “Pro” products target business users most of the time, but what’s the business use for its high-end, high-cost, Vision Pro AR headset?

Apple made a huge number of business-friendly announcements at WWDC. Here, we summarise what you need to know, and break down what they might mean for your business.

Eva Pankova is an HR professional with over 15 years of experience driving change and innovation. So how does she imagine the next 15 years will pan out?

Deepesh Banerji has spent his career at the cutting edge of innovation, whether that's helping to launch Australia's first digital wallet or transforming CBS's sports division. Here, he shares his vision for the future of work.

Whether it's Apple (or others) using serialisation, Windows 10 coming to the end of its useful life or a lack of security updates, software has a key part to play when it comes to business sustainability.

Want a responsive website but don't want to spend endless time setting it up and optimising it? Here, in association with ScalaHosting, we explain how to make it happen.

As someone whose job is to advise organisations on change, Benjamin Taylor is in a superb position to predict the future of work. As he explains, it's all about the people.

Think AI-generated images, words and videos are already causing problems? Just wait for the coming tsunami. We need tools that fight back, argues James O'Malley.

ChatGPT can’t think for itself, so don’t let the supercomputers of science fiction - from HAL to Star Trek's Data - fool you today

Our not-so-friendly IT manager has another confession to make - that he only has one friend. And he thinks, for the sake of your personal data, you should only have one friend too.

The future of work? It's all about data, explains the "entrepreneurial powerhouse" that is Carmen Vicelich. Use data right and it gives companies great insights and people great opportunities.

Is mind reading getting closer? It seems so as an academic study suggests that a computer can extract the text of a story someone hears from their brain activity.

We interview a futurist and author who has advised the BBC, Marks & Spencer, McKinsey & Co and many more on innovation and future concepts. Read on for his vision on the future of work.

We take a look at some of the first Ask Me Anything that Bill Gates took part in on Reddit over a decade ago. Some of his predictions have been incredibly prescient. Others... less so.

AI is under attack from all fronts, due to its use of energy, replacing people's jobs and the possibility it may end up taking over the world. But some experts believe it could save the world instead.

We take a look at ASUS’ Q1 2023 results and summarise the main highlights.

When it comes to housing tech companies, Leeds is one of the strongest cities in England. Here, we profile six great startups and more established businesses that are doing great things.

As part of our Future of Work series of interviews, Duena Blomstrom - co-founder and CEO of PeopleNotTech - explains why future jobs will be all about humanity

We take a look at SAP’s Q1 2023 results and summarise the main highlights.

Discover eight of the most innovative and interesting technology companies in Bournemouth, covering everything from bus services to air traffic control.