Is 2022 the year to buy an electric car?
Last year the number of electric cars registered in the UK was the highest on record with 190,727 battery electric
The latest trends in contact centre technology
Government lockdowns and restrictions in 2020 caused significant business disruptions in several industries and organizations. The contact centre industry isn’t
Scientists partner with all-girls school to break down societal misconceptions surrounding careers in science
Scientists have partnered with an all-girls school to break down societal misconceptions surrounding careers in science technology, engineering and mathematics
Guest blog: Why digital transformation is the next evolution of your business
It’s a big word, digital transformation, and is a term that goes beyond just ensuring you have the right computers
Salford City Council becomes first local authority to back Tech She Can initiative
Salford City Council has become the first local authority in England to support the Tech She Can initiative, which aims
Coronavirus pushes the future of digital fashion forwards
In a study conducted by The Business of Fashion and McKinsey & Company, it identifies digital as “the biggest opportunity
Digitally excluded given support from BBC and region’s leaders
The BBC and Greater Manchester Combined Authority have launched campaigns to help those who are digitally excluded to enable them
The future of Holocaust remembrance in the digital era
Hearing the stories of Holocaust survivors is life changing. Seeing these people in the flesh, recounting their experience of one
Apple showcases super-fast A14 chip in newly released iPhone 12
The iPhone 12 will contain the new A14 chip, Apple announced after the company unveiled the technology in the
Interview: Javaad Alipoor on technology, excess and following Tehran’s rich kids on Instagram
Javaad Alipoor wants you to watch his play and scroll through Instagram for its duration.
Interview: China will defeat US in mobile phone trade war, says University of Manchester academic
The United States are not realising the incredible “Chinese technological prowess” in the context of the US-China trade war and will ultimately be defeated by their Asian rivals, says a leading University of Manchester academic.