Increasing productivity, agility, and job satisfaction, technology is heralded for its ability to transform the workplace into somewhere people want to excel and succeed. It is helping to streamline processes, remove geographical barriers, enhance communication, and improve customer service.
It seems the media has concluded that your year of birth unequivocally shapes your character.
If you were born between 1985 and 1995, you're destined to be narcissistic, entitled, lazy and over-sensitive. You spend your weekends frequenting the trendiest brunch cafe, smashing avocado onto your toast, and adding more indoor house plants to your collection.
Coworking spaces are gaining traction across the globe, and it’s easy to see why.
With benefits ranging from enhanced creativity, innovation, and collaboration, it’s the fastest growing work trend of the decade.
The news is fraught with malevolent stories about the dark web, hacking scandals and cyber criminals, but how much do we really know?
In light of recent revelations of the Cambridge Analytica data exploitation case, many are left feeling dubious about the privacy and protection of their data.
Tech giants in particular have come under the firing line when it comes to how they handle and protect their customers' data.
When considering privacy in relation to the Internet of Things (IoT), it begs the question: how do we control, monitor and manage the huge amount of data being gathered by the devices we use and interact with?
For many, location is no longer the primary measure of building value.
The design features of an intelligent building embrace digital technology and go beyond aesthetics and comfort.
I'm pretty sure that at some point in all of our careers, we've experienced the hassle of a system outage. The frustration of being able to do nothing but watch as a technician is called out, working his way around each machine, running diagnosis' and upgrades.
Increasing productivity, agility, and job satisfaction, technology is heralded for its ability to transform the workplace into somewhere people want to excel and succeed. It is helping to streamline processes, remove geographical barriers, enhance communication, and improve customer service.
It seems the media has concluded that your year of birth unequivocally shapes your character.
If you were born between 1985 and 1995, you're destined to be narcissistic, entitled, lazy and over-sensitive. You spend your weekends frequenting the trendiest brunch cafe, smashing avocado onto your toast, and adding more indoor house plants to your collection.
Coworking spaces are gaining traction across the globe, and it’s easy to see why.
With benefits ranging from enhanced creativity, innovation, and collaboration, it’s the fastest growing work trend of the decade.
The news is fraught with malevolent stories about the dark web, hacking scandals and cyber criminals, but how much do we really know?
In light of recent revelations of the Cambridge Analytica data exploitation case, many are left feeling dubious about the privacy and protection of their data.
Tech giants in particular have come under the firing line when it comes to how they handle and protect their customers' data.
When considering privacy in relation to the Internet of Things (IoT), it begs the question: how do we control, monitor and manage the huge amount of data being gathered by the devices we use and interact with?
For many, location is no longer the primary measure of building value.
The design features of an intelligent building embrace digital technology and go beyond aesthetics and comfort.
I'm pretty sure that at some point in all of our careers, we've experienced the hassle of a system outage. The frustration of being able to do nothing but watch as a technician is called out, working his way around each machine, running diagnosis' and upgrades.
