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Forgive the pun, but transport has historically been the engine of profound change. The very symbol of the industrial revolution is the steam train – an innovation that laid the foundations for the modern world. The sector is unlike most others in the way it enables other businesses and industries to succeed.

But while transport was a driver for the first two...

As seen in recent years, all organisations in the public or private sector, no matter what shape or...

Let’s face it, over the past decade, retail has changed and in some aspects seems unrecognisable. The rise of...

A few weeks ago I attended the Future of Utilities Summit 2018, where I presented my thoughts on...

I’m sure by now everyone’s aware that on the 25th May 2018 GDPR will be coming into force. GDPR will ultimately change the way data is collected,...

With the latest news around Facebook revealing just how enormous the...

1918. The year World War 1 ended. The year of the...

Forgive the pun, but transport has historically been the engine of profound change. The very symbol of the industrial revolution is the steam train – an...

Almost three years to the day since we launched our Ambassador programme, I found myself at BETT, one...

Yesterday we celebrated International Women’s Day at Fujitsu. The day is an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women in every walk of life and to recognise...

In January this year the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) was rolled out, which aimed to harmonise regulation for investment services across the EU. These updated...

Our Workplace 2025 white paper has revealed the key trends shaping...

This year will be a decisive one for the banking industry. With the introduction of open banking and...

A few days ago I took a trip to Landing 42 at the famous Leadenhall Building. Looking out over...

Autism is far more common than people think. Around 700,000 people in the UK are on the autism spectrum. That amounts to more than one in every...

The UK has seen huge swathes of change in recent years, driven, in part, by the disruptive force...

High-street figures are at their worst in five years, and it’s clear consumers are wary of spending their money as inflation exceeds UK average wage growth,...

Nicaragua, the land of lakes and volcanoes, is nearly five and a half thousand miles away from 22...

Over the past decade, the UK has undergone a digital evolution. Technology has accelerated at an unprecedented rate...

It’s an interesting time for wearable technology right now. Fitness trackers, the most popular form of consumer wearable device,...

Shopping and civilisation go together. That’s what some historians say. In...