“Commerce anarchy” is damaging companies’ bottom lines – but a product-to-consumer strategy can help them take back control
Companies today inhabit a vastly different world to that of a generation ago.
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The personification of the black box
Autonomous vehicle progress is stalling because AI sees pedestrians as black boxes. But there is a way to solve it
Finding e-commerce fraud protection without the friction
Online fraud is on the rise, and it’s hurting e-commerce. But one company has developed innovative, frictionless tools to tackle the problem
A bathroom retailer designed for growth
Established in 2001, Victoria Plum is a fast-growing online trade and consumer bathroom product retailer and installer.
Affordable housing needs to evolve—the future puts communities first
The urbanisation of communities around the world is causing challenges for the most vulnerable members of our society.
Building purpose into your business
Recent research shows that UK consumers, and particularly younger generations, are hitting companies that do harm where it hurts
Conscious consumerism may help save the planet
The generations coming through now are driven by values and will investigate yours before deciding whether to join your team.
How Barnsley College are developing the skills force of the future
Barnsley College is an anchor institution in the heart of South Yorkshire.
Moving towards a sustainable future
Environmental, social and governance issues have moved to centre stage as stakeholders demand more transparency.
Beyond good intentions: how to strengthen diversity and inclusion in the workplace
Diversifying.io is a female and minority-owned career platform on a mission to challenge traditional and biased hiring processes.
Why the world needs to decarbonise transport now
The world depends on transportation by land, sea and air. However, they pose some of our most pressing economic, environmental and social development challenges.
The building blocks for bespoke trading technology
Good communication and project management are vital, with skilled engineers and business analysts who can ‘translate’ between business and IT.
The catalyst for Digital Transformation
Not every business has benefited from digital transformation, but one company knows how to change the fortunes of many.
The British manufacturer with an ear for precision
The tuning fork was invented in 1711 in London by John Shore, trumpeter and lutenist to composers Henry Purcell and Georges Frideric Händel.
The company driving the future of cross-border bank payments
New trends were emerging in global commerce well before the Covid-19 pandemic accelerated them.
Space City: the home of affordable television advertising
The company made the first-ever advert for a price comparison website, Confused.com. It has also created several memorable musical jingles.
Governance, risk and compliance in the new normal
Governance, risk and compliance topics are now the defining challenge for board directors and the C-suite.
Driven by faith: a delivery company built on service and spirituality
BJS is a family-run delivery business based in the Midlands delivering all sorts of things for all sorts of people.
Fostering a culture of security
Safety and security have not been embedded into the people, processes and technology at our businesses. This needs to change
Enabling a sustainable future for the business community
Governments and industry need clear, practical guidance to meet their net-zero ambitions. Standards can play a key role in providing guidance