The UK government has been forced to apologise over a ‘crass’ advertising campaign which suggested a ballet dancer could “reboot” their career by moving into cyber security.
Up to 80% of decision makers increasingly prefer remote sales reps or digital self-serve transactions to in-person, according to new research.
A new monthly jobs indicator released today by Internet Association shows an increase in the number of full and part time job postings online after a slump during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
Ecommerce and digital fashion skills have topped the list of small business requirements in the UK in the past 6 months, as well as wider interest in business expansion and survival on a global level.
One in six organisations (16%) today lack any formal sales and marketing alignment, despite seeing it as their biggest priority, according to a study.
Technology ranks as the overall top industry accounting for the fastest-growing companies in the list, followed by support services, construction and retail, according to new research.
The pandemic has accelerated digital transformation across industries, resulting in both winners and losers in the freelance economy, according to new research.
Many parents struggle with various aspects of technology and are turn to their children for help, saving money on IT costs, according to new research.
Uncertainty is crippling parts of the UK digital sector, with 1 in 5 agencies having experienced a “catastrophic collapse in work”, and almost 50% of their clients expecting to announce redundancies, according to a new study.
Only 19 percent of UK students were able to switch to remote learning without friction, according to new research.
Popular videoconferencing app Zoom has seen its revenues skyrocket as second quarter profits more than doubled due to the coronavirus crisis.
The world’s small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) are turning to data as they look to steer a course to COVID recovery, with 61% saying their employee productivity was similar as in the office .
Fiverr has launched “The Shift”, a new hub for Brits looking to take their business online for the first time, or optimize their existing online presence.
Employers have struggled to fill one-third of vacancies due to a lack of digital competency, according to new research.
When it comes to coding jobs, Python is the programming language Brits most intend to learn, followed by SQL, with Brits most interested in data analyst roles, according to new research.
Brits are making their home offices a more permanent fixture by purchasing their own office equipment, according to new research.
The majority of tech employees would move, either to a different country (71%) or a different region of the UK (8%) if they were able to work remotely and retain the same job and remuneration, according to a new survey.
More than half of office workers will continue to work from home for the rest of the summer despite the government’s efforts to get them to return, according to new research.
One of the world’s biggest tchnology conferencess CES will be online-only in 2021, the organisers have confirmed.
Searches for tech courses and training are up by over 40% on average during lockdown, according to new research.