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By Mark Fenton, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Cadence.
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By Colin Bryce, Managing Director of Cobry, a UK-based digital transformation company and Google Cloud partner.
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It’s no secret that the technology industry is facing a significant skills gap in UK engineering. A recent report published by the Institution of Engineering & Technology uncovered that as many as 49% of engineering businesses were coming up against challenges when searching for skilled workers, leading to a six-figure shortfall of engineers that has cost the economy £1.5 billion per annum. By Bev Markland, Chief People Officer at Agilitas
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By Tony King, SVP International – NETSCOUT.
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By John Hill, CEO and Founder, Silico.
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By Nick Marlow, Senior Consultant at BCS.
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The Internet of Things (IoT) has transformed businesses over the past decade. It has enabled a step change in automation, efficiency, and new business development. Theoretically, by 2025, IoT could have an economic impact of up to $12.6 trillion, according to McKinsey. Yet major constraints still remain, especially for those organisations feeling hindered by inconsistent network availability or wanting to use IoT for traceability across wide geographic areas.
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BY by Morten Wierod, President Electrification ABB.
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By Sarah Friswell, CEO at Red Ant.
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The world is currently fixated on the development and potential application of technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotic Process Automation and Large Language Models (LLMs). The influence of these innovations is evident as they continue to transform the facets of our daily lives. Organisations are embracing the potential of these technologies, incorporating them into their operations and expanding their capabilities.
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By Andy Connor, EMEA Channel Director, Subzero Engineering.
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Each mission critical project, including data centre roof design, has slightly different specification objectives. Any nuances will be driven by legal obligations, insurance requirements, and specification needs across geographical zones and countries. By Chris George MioR, regional technical manager at DensDeck for Europe, Middle East and Asia at Georgia-Pacfic.
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