Jordan Mooney of Vanguard Services in Bournemouth thinks security is one of the most stressful, high-octane industries because everything is last minute.  ‘If you’re not organised, you’re not going to ...

In the age of information, smart technologies are becoming more and more frequent in our day-to-day lives. Products like the Amazon Alexa and Google Home and becoming commonplace in people’s homes and workplaces, but how do these technologies transition into the professional environment? What if we were to use a smart assistant to do more than just weather updates and play music via voice command?

The worldwide microchip shortage was caused by chip manufacturers having to cut production or shut down during COVID-19, customers cancelling orders as demand for products dropped, and then an unexpectedly rapid rebound in demand that suppliers weren’t ready for.

As the talent drought bites, countries across the world are feeling the pressure to work more efficiently.

AI-driven cameras are about to change the way we live and work for the better. The number of security cameras worldwide is predicted to reach a billion in 2021. The combination of AI and next-gen open camera technology will go far beyond security to transform every aspect of life – and not in a “Big Brother” way.

Hermes Investment Management chose Fastlane's Glassgate 150 was to secure the restored Ascent 1 building within Farnborough Aerospace Centre