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Plug-in solar plans draw retailers in
Read the full story: Plug-in solar plans draw retailers inPlug-in solar could create a new retail energy category. Government plans are advancing as major retailers explore low-cost panels that may widen access to home generation, particularly for renters, flats, and households without rooftop systems.
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Retailers trapped by custom integration rebuilds
Retailers still lose revenue through outdated integration approaches today. Patchworks…
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Are organisations overlooking non-technical teams in a cyber crisis?
Cyber crises demand more than technical teams and technical fixes.…
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Compliance, talent pressures deepen leadership challenge
UK leaders say compliance and talent pressures have intensified further.…
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Basware launches AI training for finance teams
Basware launches AI training for finance teams navigating automation change.…
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Zuto names Aimee Gethin chief executive
Zuto promotes chief operating officer Aimee Gethin to chief executive.…
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UK weighs EU rules alignment shift
UK explores deeper EU rules alignment for trade efficiency plans.…
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NatWest opens £100k Accelerator Pitch applications
NatWest opens Oxford applications for its £100,000 accelerator pitch competition.…
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Content Guru tops Gartner CCaaS recommendation score
Content Guru strengthens CCaaS standing with fresh Gartner customer validation.…
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Tradespeople brace for digital tax burden
Tradespeople face fresh tax admin as living costs climb further.…
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ServiceNow makes enterprise AI native by default
ServiceNow is making enterprise AI standard across its entire portfolio.…
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IONOS warns AI trust gap slows SMEs
SME AI adoption is being slowed by trust concerns. IONOS research finds UK small businesses remain wary of data theft, unauthorised access, and reliance on non-European vendors, raising procurement and sovereignty questions around AI rollout.
