I read a great newspaper article a few weeks ago on the world’s first digital/smart bra, which offers both moral as well as physical support. What does a smart bra do? Measures your breathing and heart rate and transmits the data to an app on your phone. You can measure live data which will help …
Ogilvie Homes has released more steading style homes on their development in Cambusbarron, near Stirling. These individually styled homes come with either 3 or 4 bedrooms. Home Farm development is located in the village of Cambusbarron, just 6 minutes drive from Stirling city centre. Cambusbarron as a district dates back to the Bronze and Iron …
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IGGY is an online learning tool run by the University of Warwick for bright young people aged 13 to 18 to use, regardless of their background or circumstance. IGGY has already connected around 12,500 students across 80 countries who offers around 2,000 pieces of academic content for members to enjoy, updated weekly, and is the …
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‘Digital transformation’ seems to be the latest incantation of digital inclusion and what organisations are doing in order to better meet the digital needs of their customers and their business. Whilst both of these needs go hand in hand, and are reliant on each other, I often wonder who has priority – the customer or …
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Ogilvie Homes have started on a new development consisting of one and two bedroom contemporary new build apartments with four separate layouts to choose from each coming with its own unique Home Log Book. The Helix Rise development in Laurieston is located within the district of Falkirk, at the heart of Scotland’s central belt and just …
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Digital Log Book and Service Directory Referral System “My Work Journey” We are delighted to say that 400 clients have moved in Employment, Training, Education or Volunteering. To date 3510 Digital Log Books were issued to customers. This projected issued Digital Log Book to citizens to help them on their Work Journey into some kind of work related …
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We’re delighted to see that one of our clients from Digital Birmingham, Kofi Ackah, has been recognised for his Leadership Skills at the recent “Celebrating Success Awards 2015 – Corporate Black Workers Support Group”. He was cited for his considerable work and leadership around the council’s welfare reform activities and last year, it was nationally recognised …
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We are really pleased to announce that the Digital Log Book is now accessible on mobile devices! Following research we carried out in December 2014, 67% of our customers were accessing their DLB via a mobile device and this is expected to increase. A news report in April pointed out that although iPad sales still …
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Eddie Copeland, of the Policy Exchange, argues the case that the information is there we just need to know how to use it. “Big Data in the Big Apple” argues that London should establish a Mayor’s Office of Data Analytics (MODA), inspired by the model created under Mayor Bloomberg in New York City. MODA would …
Does technology rob us of our memory asked Chris Deery, Head of Information and Communications Technology, at Solihull Council. I recently read about a study that said people can’t commit information to memory anymore because tablets and smart phones mean the data is just a click away. They called the tendency “Digital Amnesia” — the experience of …
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