Keeping IT simple in your company As we approach the Autumn, I thought I would share with you some of my findings from recent meetings with many business leaders. Each business leader I have met with has certainly leveraged technology to support them either surviving the last two years or pivoting their products or services
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Visualisation Project for the Farnborough Airshow Flying Control Committee In 2017 the borwell team designed and built the ‘Airshow Monitor’ software product for QinetiQ. The product connects to Hybrid Tracking Platforms (HTPs), which consist of a Radar tracker and Optical camera. Data from the HTP is transmitted via a Microwave link to the Mobile Trials Cabin
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Our Harwell team are focused on some incredibly exciting sectors, brushing shoulders with fellow residents who say incredible phrases like “yes, we launched our satellite into space this week”. We are very privileged to network and collaborate with businesses and people in this fantastic area. Something a little different piqued the interest of our team
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Microsoft has decided to debut their .NET Core 5.0 a year and a half after they first announced that it was being created. Alongside this they have released some developer tools for benchmarking your software! .NET Core 5.0 was first unveiled back in May of 2019 and was guaranteed to be the first .NET with
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Many people still use AngularJS as the basis for their software and are cautious about moving to a newer framework, however in this blog I wish to explain why it’s becoming more necessary to move away from AngularJS and why Blazor makes a great replacement. AngularJS, as of the 20th October 2020, is has now
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The Splinternet could be happening, and this is what we understand about it… Recently, American security concerns of Chinese applications and companies has led to US government officials wishing to remove Chinese influence. Therefore, this would result in online Chinese products being removed / blocked from being accessed in the USA. US Secretary of State
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Previous Customers are key to winning work in lockdown. You have been selling successfully for many years. It had become easy, right? Maybe. So, your new challenge, should you care to accept it, is to sell the new way – in lockdown. Digital & Physical isolation Staring at a blank wall? Headphones blocking out the
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Cyber security consists of processes and technologies designed to protect systems, networks, people and data from cyber attacks. In the UK, whether at home or at work, the majority of us are reliant on digital communication and online services, and this can result in an exposure to cyber security risks. Although the impact of cybercrime
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Cyber Security has not always been a high priority among businesses. However, with the growing threat and proven damage showing among high profile companies and services like TalkTalk, Equifax, Yahoo and even the NHS has shone light on how Cyber Security should be taken very seriously. Businesses, regardless of their size, are now catching on
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The Internet of Things encompasses everything that is connected to the internet, ranging from smart toasters which will send a notification to your phone when the bread is finished toasting, to devices that can monitor anything from your blood pressure, heart rate or even your pace maker. All of these devices collect and share data
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