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What is a modern network anyway?
Modern networks are agile systems built for today, using AI, zero-trust security and automation to innovate, stay secure, and simplify everyone’s life
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Future of Work
Navigate the future of work at Techfinitive. Discover trends in remote work, automation, and evolving career strategies for a modern workplace.
ChatGPT has changed how we speak – and how we think
AI is changing the way we speak, or so a study suggests - while others indicate that AI makes us less engaged at work and study
Accelerate AI without losing control
The potential benefits of AI are huge, but organizations need to plan carefully and implement responsibly
Majority of employees say AI is overhyped, GoTo study finds
A new study released by GoTo has found that 62% of employees believe AI is significantly overhyped.
What is Revenge RTO and why it’s all down to poor management
Remember that time you stole Post-It Notes from the stationery cupboard? Well Revenge RTO is like that, except you steal the whole cupboard. Nicole Kobie reveals all.
Four ways all employees can support the next generation
Every employee, regardless of title or tenure, has the power to shape the professional and personal development of the next generation. Here are four ways you can start doing just that.
Claude’s new voice mode gets chatty with your Gmail and Docs
Anthropic unveils new voice mode for Claude that can check your inbox and docs for updates - great for business?
Notion unveils AI tools to boost work and email
The all-new Notion AI for Work is designed to help businesses overcome AI integration challenges and enhance productivity - and there's more to it than puffed-up promises
Gen Z work in the office more than older peers, survey discovers
Tabloids have got it wrong: younger workers spend more time in the office than their more senior colleagues
What is hushed hybrid? Meet the non-confrontational answer to WfH vs RTO
On one side, CEOs are demanding that everyone returns to the office. On the other, managers realise that keeping their best workers means letting them work from home. The answer: hushed hybrid.
Are UK CISOs burning out? The hidden stresses of cybersecurity leadership
Discover the causes of CISO burnout, its consequences on cybersecurity and organisational resilience - and what you can do about it
AI at work: employees want a say in how AI is used
Human workers are happy about AI in the workplace, but rather less happy about the lack of transparency from their employees
Is “in my day” thinking the ultimate barrier to progression?
Is "in my day" thinking the ultimate barrier to progression? Expertise and experience should be favoured over age, writes Adelle Desouza
What to expect in 2025: 8 business tech predictions that might just come true
Batten down the hatches: the next year in business tech is set to be full of disruption, be it American politics, the arrival of AI agents or quantum confusion.
Choosing a monitor for AI workflows: see the big picture
If you use generative AI to help you work then there's a strong argument that you need a bigger monitor - especially in key industries such as architecture
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
Why don’t CEOs get that return to office mandates don’t work?
Starling staff have resigned after return to office demand, even though it’s only two days a week - so why are CEOs so fond of forcing people back into the office?
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?
Logitech launches Auto Book and Release tool to tackle frustration of empty but booked meeting rooms
If your meeting rooms are often showing as booked but no-one is inside, Logitech has a tool that might just bring a smile to your face
Four-day work trials need to end… but here’s another one anyway
With another round of four-day work trials set to start in the UK, we ask whether now might finally the time to accept they work