Time is arguably the most precious commodity businesses and individuals have. The always-on lifestyle that consumers now enjoy, and have become accustomed to, has increased significantly since the lifting of restrictions in the UK. Thankfully, life is returning to a sense of normality across the country and with it, UK consumers want to maximise their time doing things they love.

The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) means some tasks, whether surfacing the next blockbuster – courtesy of a streaming platform’s ‘recommendation engine’, or reducing data errors with the help of back-office automation, have been automated to such a degree that they’re reaching the stage of unquestioned normalcy.

The growing reliance on our mobile devices has put financial institutions in a major dilemma as employees have more access than ever before to various communication channels making it harder than ever to monitor employee communication. Institutions have an obligation to meet certain

In the technology space, there’s always a frontier to conquer, and today that is the internet’s successor, the metaverse. Its prospects and possibilities are so promising that major investment banks value it at $8 trillion. Despite the excitement, how practical is the metaverse, and will it bring lasting rewards to society and investors?