I was listening to a recent podcast from the usually excellent BBC podcast “More or Less” about super-forecasters projecting the impact and implications of coronavirus.

Sometimes we forget to utilise the innovative technologies that already exist and that are at our fingertips. In this blog, Polly Britton reminds us of the power of mobile phone innovation for personal safety.

Connected Internet of Things (IoT) products can help to enable more sustainable outcomes by measuring use, driving behaviour change and enabling new ‘circular’ business models for longer use and re-use.

Here are the six most important benefits we’ve found companies use to develop successful connected product propositions.

I am currently planning my own house build.  I have the plot and outline planning permission granted. I don’t have bats or newts.

Christmas seems like a long time ago, right? So why am I writing about it now, at the end of January?

Whilst many businesses have found the past year challenging, the healthcare industry has seen an increase in investment opportunities.

2020 has been an extraordinary year with extreme disruption, pivots, challenges, and opportunities.

In my career so far I have worked on a variety of projects, including innovative packaging, furniture, IoT products, disability aids, and healthcare devices.

Last week, Maia Sandu, a former World Bank economist, won Moldova’s presidential runoff vote.