Walmart is the next in line to bring technological advances to the fore, this time with shelf-scanning robots in the retail industry
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Why Britain’s biggest tech jobs may soon be outside London
A new report suggests that its dominance in all aspects of the tech sphere is coming to an end
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Why is the tech industry, and robotics in particular, struggling when it comes to diversity?
Read More »How tech businesses can encourage more female applicants
Despite tightening gender equality regulations, women are still not being appointed to highly-technical roles as often as men
Read More »Lifograph, a Crowdsourced Networking Platform, Launches the Public Beta Version of Its ‘Wiki of People’
So far, Lifograph has catalogued 600,000 connections and this year is planning on adding a few hundreds of thousands more
Read More »The tech diversity crisis: fewer girls took computing A-levels
The number of students needed to plug the gap should be closer to 40,000
Read More »Could innovative hiring solve the tech industry’s image problems?
The image of a homogenous male industry is not helped by the massive gender bias when it comes to all things computing
Read More »Could workers be microchipped in future?
Three Square Market recently became one of the first companies in the world to microchip its staff
Read More »St Asaph based ICT company to create new jobs in the region
Pinacl has gained an enviable reputation through a dedicated workforce of over 90 employees across the group company
Read More »Has the cut in banking jobs created a surge in tech applications?
Banking & Financial sectors cutting graduate jobs
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