Government cosies up to digital sector with cash pledge
The Government is aiming to keep the tech community on its side as it attempts to ease fears of a…
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Time to smash through the toxic alpha masculine ‘norm’
“I find it astonishing that there’s already a profound gender imbalance, at every level, in an industry that didn’t even…
Charities admit to being clueless about digital skills
Charities may have already asked for help in meeting the requirements for GDPR but it is their lack of digital…
Tech revolution could bring in extra £455bn to UK firms
British businesses could combat fears over a post-Brexit meltdown by cracking the fourth industrial revolution, which has the potential to…
Give us humans and not robots, UK shoppers demand
Location-based marketing may have been hailed as a new treasure trove of possibilities to target consumers – through spying mannequins,…
Daily Mail insight boss Ian Thomas quits for Samsung
Daily Mail data insight chief Ian Thomas has quit the newspaper group after just a year to take up a…
Spar secures Zapper deal for loyalty and payment app
Convenience store group Spar UK is launching an all-in-one mobile payment, loyalty and coupon app after signing a deal with…
Publicis unites data and tech for ‘individual targeting’
Publicis Group has created a new division that combines its data and technology offerings which, it claims, will enable clients…
Tesco relaunches payment app with Clubcard bonus
Tesco has relaunched its payment app, ditching the PayQwiq branding for the new Tesco Pay+ name and is trying to…
SAP signs $350m acquisition to boost GDPR compliance
German tech giant SAP has bolstered its GDPR compliance services with the $350m (£260m) acquisition of identity management firm Gigya,…