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Drop-in disruption

Analytics has the power to make organisations thrive. But it can’t simply be dropped in for the quick win.

This smartphone is set to revolutionise travel.

The Handy smartphone offers travellers unlimited internet access and a click-to-buy shopping service with free delivery to your hotel.

Technology
Lesley Stones

The time is AI

Battlelines are being drawn as the landgrab for intelligence supremacy heats up.

Technology
Adrian Hinchcliffe

If the man wants a horse, give him a horse

There are so many ways to know your customer, and smart brands are using this to their advantage.

Technology
Joanne Carew

Kotter’s 8-step process for leading change

According to Stuart Macgregor, CEO of Real IRM Solutions,John Kotter’s change management principles can gel with an enterprise architecture (EA)roadmap to achieve business transformation.

Technology
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Unskilled uncertainty

It’s time to stop whining about how there’s no talent, and start making it instead.

Technology
Tamsin Oxford

The rift in VR

The pioneer of consumer-grade virtual reality is trying hard to commit suicide.

Virtual reality
Paul Furber

Think beyond automation

Companies that embrace the needs of the customer are the ones that will succeed.

Technology
Ben Kelly

A constantly changing arena

Cloud and mobility are driving document management.

Technology
Staff Reporter

Go beyond limitations

Big data offers tangible benefits to companies large and small.

Big data
Staff Reporter

Learning the ropes

Science and technology minister Naledi Pandor explains her vision for the department.

Learning
Candice Jones

A daily balancing act

A chief technology officer’s lot is not a simple one.

Daily
Paul Furber

People: the forgotten powerhouses for change

Author Malcolm Gladwell says people have tremendous social power to change their work environments for the better.  

Social power
Paul Furber
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