Rich McEachran

Scientists develop 'full-spectrum' 6G chip that could transfer data at 100 gigabits per second — 10,000…

Researchers have developed a 6G chip that uses a dual electro-photonic approach to send signals across nine radio-frequency bands.

What is ‘quiet cracking’ and what can leaders do about it?

The latest workplace phenomenon is being fueled by fears of AI taking jobs and a lack of communication from leaders

Workers are demanding four-day weeks in tech – here's how to implement them properly

More companies are switching to a four-day week as they look to balance employee well-being with productivity

The great RTO mandate pushback

Companies are clawing employees back to the office, but introducing rigid mandates can backfire

Why does the US continue to grapple with full-fiber rollout?

Despite increased remote work and AI access demands, full-fiber rollout in the US continues to fall short

Will US tech workers get the right to disconnect?

International examples show the benefits of more hands-on protections for employees

How field service management is changing in 2025

AI is making it easier to dispatch technicians and predict when equipment needs fixing

Biohacking the office: adapting the workplace environment to boost productivity

The spaces in which we work can have a biological impact and impair our cognitive function, but a smart, data-led approach to office design could unlock better decision-making

Managing change fatigue in the generative AI era

Leaders must recognize the constant need to adapt to new technologies is leaving some employees feeling drained and disillusioned

How tech leaders can reconnect employees with company goals

First the Great Resignation, now the Great Detachment – employees are becoming increasingly disengaged

Looking beyond university graduates for new hires in tech

As more companies prioritize skills over degrees, three successful non-graduates discuss why tech firms should hire those who haven’t gone down the traditional route of university

Ping fatigue: How leaders can help workers manage constant work notifications

Instant communication platforms can cause ping fatigue – mental exhaustion, anxiety, and loss of focus caused by endless notifications

Why are new hires ghosting employers?

The number of firms given the silent treatment by new hires is on the rise – better onboarding could be the key to busting this phenomenon

Why climate perks should factor in your employee benefits package

Since climate-conscious Generation Z has entered the workplace, tech leaders looking to compete could offer perks that help staff benefit the environment

How businesses can tear down the paper ceiling in tech

Recruitment based on skills rather than degrees expands the talent pool and ensures new employees can hit the ground running

From idea to reality: how to scale up a GenAI project

Google Cloud has found that two in five UK firms are stuck in GenAI ‘pilot purgatory’. Here’s how they can go from idea to scale

The AI hype cycle: Separating fact from fiction

Nearly two years after OpenAI launched generative AI into the public consciousness with the release of ChatGPT, it seems that AI hype may finally be dying down.

Companies are regretting investing in generative AI so quickly – here’s how to avoid buyer’s remorse

It’s clear that generative AI has become the favorite new toy of the modern enterprise. Since 2022, companies have been rushing to integrate chatbots and AI assistants into their workflows for productivity gains, while some are even building their…

Bridging the AI trust gap in business

The question of whether AI assistants will become our co-workers, or even replace our jobs, is the subject of fierce debate around the water cooler. Businesses are warming to the idea of AI in the workplace. According to a survey by Workday, 62% of…

Funding your franchise: How to win public contracts

Share: Servicing the public sector can be a good revenue opportunity for children’s franchises – so how can you place a successful bid? The UK government spent £393 billion on public procurement in the 12 months ending 5 April 2023 - up 7% from the…