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Tech4Takeoff backs students lacking device access
Read the full story: Tech4Takeoff backs students lacking device accessTech4Takeoff will redirect donated iPads to students needing digital access. The Digital Poverty Alliance and easyJet say the programme will support young people facing barriers to learning beyond the classroom.
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Keepit appoints Dwyer as chief revenue officer
Keepit hires James Dwyer to lead its global revenue operations. The appointment comes as SaaS dependence, regulatory demands, and AI-driven risk keep data resilience and recovery high on the corporate agenda.
