-
Redundancy pressure is spreading unevenly across the UK workforce again. Click Offices’ analysis shows technology, manufacturing, and mid-career employees under particular strain as vacancies fall, unemployment rises, and restructuring becomes more common across several sectors.
-
Sustainable IT is becoming a harder-edged resilience and cost discipline. New Advania research shows UK organisations pairing greener hardware choices with tighter cloud scrutiny, as software overspend and cyber exposure force technology leaders to manage estates with far more care.
-
Pharmacy2U is taking heart health checks into workplaces nationwide. Its new programme will offer 100,000 cholesterol self-test kits and follow-up support, with Royal Mail among the first employers to sign up.
-
Hyland has expanded leadership as regulated sectors adopt AI. The enterprise content management company has named six product leaders as it targets more autonomous operations in tightly governed industries.
-
Businesses face mounting pressure to prepare for Martyn’s Law now. AddSecure says many organisations still lack compliant lockdown, evacuation, and live communication systems as the new terrorism protection regime moves closer.
-
HMRC has expanded AI training across thousands of employees nationwide. Newly released figures show more than 80,000 digital, data, and technology courses were completed in 2024-25, including over 11,000 AI-focused modules and more than 25,000 Microsoft 365 Copilot training completions.
-
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.
-
The Fore backs 12 grassroots organisations in its latest cohort. Unrestricted grants and strategic support will go to small charities and social enterprises tackling social and environmental challenges across the UK.
-
Core42 has secured fresh funding to scale AI infrastructure globally. The HSBC trade finance facilities will support cloud and compute deployments across the US and Europe.
-
Epicor has broadened Prism with new agentic ERP capabilities. The update adds design, build, and execution tools aimed at embedding AI more deeply into enterprise workflows.