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Covers:  business, science, enterprise technology, social trends, marketing, social media, human resources
Writer: FT, EIU, Diginomica, GlobalCIO & others. Surprisingly chipper 50-something. Professional nosy parker. Dog fosterer. Feminist. She/her. 🇪🇺🇵🇹

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I'm a business/technology journalist with a 17-year track record in writing and editing for some of the UK's most best-known business and trade publications. My work has appeared in the Financial Times, the Wall Street Journal Europe, the Sunday Telegraph, Director magazine, Personnel Today, Retail Week and Computer Weekly. I write and edit a fortnightly bulletin for IP EXPO Online, looking at IT infrastructure issues and trends, and a monthly bulletin for Enterprise Apps Expo focusing on the s…

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Talent management: Software helps get the best out of employees - FT.com

Talent management: Software helps get the best out of employees - FT.com

Companies of all types expect more from human resources software than they did a decade ago.

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Reputation management: Whatever happens, be responsive and remain positive - FT.com

Reputation management: Whatever happens, be responsive and remain positive - FT.com

What started as a well-meaning attempt to engage with customers on social media recently turned into a public…

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Nationwide Building Society takes its own route to mobile

Nationwide Building Society takes its own route to mobile

Competitors may have been faster to market, but Nationwide has relied on a homegrown approach to deliver acro…

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Tesco CIO sharpens focus on the digital customer experience

Tesco CIO sharpens focus on the digital customer experience

At supermarket chain Tesco, "technology is the new property," according to Mike McNamara, CIO of the £72 bill…

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The digital imperative: disrupt or be disrupted

The digital imperative: disrupt or be disrupted

Organizations have little choice but to overthrow their traditional business models as digital technologies s…

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Reskilling the workforce for the cloud age

Reskilling the workforce for the cloud age

As cloud services become a major part of most IT infrastructures, CIOs are having to reskill their workforces…

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Plugging the leaks with CivilSense

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| AEC Magazine Verified
In late September 2025, thousands of residents in Novi, Michigan and the surrounding area were forced to contend with days of disruption following a severe water main break. Some homes and businesses faced total water outages. Others were issued a ‘boil water advisory’, recommending they boil the water from their taps due to potential contamination that might make it unsafe to drink. This kind of scenario is all too common and causes real headaches for communities.
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Springtime in Paris

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| AEC Magazine Verified
Ask Jake Williams about some of the highlights of his time as a senior visualisation manager at global office space provider WeWork, and it’s likely he’ll mention 37 Avenue Trudaine in Paris. Long before its official opening in February 2023, Williams and his team were set the challenge of producing high resolution stills and animations depicting what this building would look like once it had been renovated and fitted out to WeWork’s specifications.
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PTC Liveworx 2023 in Boston

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By Jessica Twentyman Verified
| DEVELOP3D Verified
At its flagship customer event in Boston this May, PTC executives presented an updated vision of the digital thread, in which post-sales service and support of a product is just as important as its design and manufacture, as Jessica Twentyman reports Following a four-year hiatus during the Covid-19 pandemic, PTC’s Liveworx conference returned to the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC) in May as a live, in-person event.
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