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Driven by technology, consumer values and circular thinking, the global resale boom is creating powerful new opportunities for brands, investors and marketplaces - and challenging traditional ideas of consumption
In a fast-changing environment, finance professionals have to keep up to date
Talent shortages, AI and unhappy employees are transforming the jobs of the future
From fine art and rare whisky to watches and wine, luxury collectibles are increasingly being treated as serious portfolio assets. While recent market corrections have exposed the sector’s volatility, long-term demand, cultural value and shifting investor behaviour are reshaping how wealth managers view passion investments
Once a golden ticket to growth, the subscription model is showing signs of strain. As consumers tire of mounting monthly fees, businesses face rising churn and a critical moment of reckoning. Is the golden era of recurring revenue over?
Dismissing candidates based on assumptions made from a CV alone could mean you're missing out on exactly the kind of talent your business needs.
AI is changing how we recruit - but it doesn’t always see the full picture. Great people don’t always fit neatly into algorithmic boxes.
Success often looks different from the inside than it does the outside. At The Change Partners, we have worked with candidates who have spent years climbing the corporate ladder, only to reach the top...
Employee wellbeing has become an increasingly important focus for organisations striving to create positive and productive work environments. While some companies establish wellbeing committees to...
Padel, a fast-paced racket sport that mixes elements of tennis and squash, is rapidly gaining popularity in the UK. As more people shift towards health-conscious lifestyles, padel is becoming a top...
Burnout has become a pressing issue in today’s fast-paced, high-stress work environments. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines burnout as an occupational phenomenon resulting from chronic workplace stress that hasn’t been successfully managed. It manifests as emotional exhaustion, apathy, and reduced performance, leaving people feeling drained and disconnected from their work.
McDonald's is set to withdraw its AI-powered ordering system from US drive-through outlets after a series of humorous blunders were shared by customers online.
A cybersecurity researcher claims UK health club and gym chain Total Fitness has failed to protect a database containing extensive personal data belonging to its members and staff.
Europe is facing an acute shortage of healthcare workers. From nurses to doctors, the deficit is being felt across Europe, and is posing significant challenges to the delivery of quality care. Recent research conducted by the European Commission suggests that by 2030, the demand for healthcare workers across Europe could outstrip supply by as much as 1.3 million professionals.
Europe is facing an acute shortage of healthcare workers. From nurses to doctors, the deficit is being felt across Europe, and is posing significant challenges to the delivery of quality care. Recent research conducted by the European Commission suggests that by 2030, the demand for healthcare workers across Europe could outstrip supply by as much as 1.3 million professionals.
Europe is facing an acute shortage of healthcare workers. From nurses to doctors, the deficit is being felt across Europe, and is posing significant challenges to the delivery of quality care. Recent research conducted by the European Commission suggests that by 2030, the demand for healthcare workers across Europe could outstrip supply by as much as 1.3 million professionals.
Europe is facing an acute shortage of healthcare workers. From nurses to doctors, the deficit is being felt across Europe, and is posing significant challenges to the delivery of quality care. Recent research conducted by the European Commission suggests that by 2030, the demand for healthcare workers across Europe could outstrip supply by as much as 1.3 million professionals.
Since our last edition, the Mobile team has been busy, with February's Mobile World Congress providing a timely opportunity to take stock of the rapid evolution transforming the telecommunications industry. Mobile Magazine was on the ground in Barcelona.
Since our last edition, the Mobile team has been busy, with February's Mobile World Congress providing a timely opportunity to take stock of the rapid evolution transforming the telecommunications industry. Mobile Magazine was on the ground in Barcelona.
Since our last edition, the Mobile team has been busy, with February's Mobile World Congress providing a timely opportunity to take stock of the rapid evolution transforming the telecommunications industry. Mobile Magazine was on the ground in Barcelona.
Since our last edition, the Mobile team has been busy, with February's Mobile World Congress providing a timely opportunity to take stock of the rapid evolution transforming the telecommunications industry. Mobile Magazine was on the ground in Barcelona.
Since our last edition, the Mobile team has been busy, with February's Mobile World Congress providing a timely opportunity to take stock of the rapid evolution transforming the telecommunications industry. Mobile Magazine was on the ground in Barcelona.
Do you have a career progression plan? If you don't, you're not alone. But it could be time to start working on one. In today's dynamic and fast-paced business environment, even the most seasoned...
A new report from professional services network Grant Thornton has highlighted the slow progress towards gender parity in senior management roles within mid-market businesses globally. The 'Women in...
We look at China's South-North Water Diversion Project: Navigating progress and challenges
It has been estimated that there are around 13 million women who are currently peri or menopausal in the UK, which is about one third of the entire UK female population and according to the Faculty of...
At The Change Partners, we've long been advocates for fostering an inclusive workplace environment where the needs of women are not only acknowledged but actively met. On International Women's Day...
In this essential guide, we delve into the various components of NRW, its causes and the strategies employed by water utilities to mitigate its impact.
Supplementing Under-Resourced Life Science Legal Departments With Industry Expertise.
We take a look at a new project utilising AI to clean up England's beaches and how AI is being used to combat pollution.
In our latest article we look at what needs to be done in Mexico to tackle the country's water problems.
We focus on what Paris is doing to clean up the Seine ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games next summer
The UK Labour party recently confirmed a cyber-attack on a third-party company that compromised members' data. Details remain thin, but Labour said the incident led to "a significant quantity of party data being rendered inaccessible on their systems." Sadly, this attack was far from a one-off.
To shed some light on what digitalisation will mean for startups and investors, a study conducted by Connectd found that while the future is not all rosy, digitalisation will have an increasingly positive effect on startups, largely driven by its influence on closing the gap between entrepreneurs and investors.
Today is #EarthDay. A day of action to change human behaviour and create global, national and policy change in the fight for a clean environment and to tackle climate change. The RCP London Events is constantly striving to minimise our impact on the environment and coming up with innovative ways of doing so.
The global economy is slowly showing signs of recovery in what is starting to feel like a post-pandemic era. Companies are both courteously and, in some cases, aggressively following transitional paths back to growth.
Globalisation is an established part of the modern world and provides incredible rewards for organisations in the current climate. From expanded customer bases to more revenue streams and a diverse workforce, the benefits are endless. But what does globalisation mean for the legal sector in 2022?
2021 saw two major summits take place in the UK, The recent COP26 and the G7 Summit earlier in the year. Iventis explores what's involved in planning major summits. The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) took place over two weeks in November at the SEC in Glasgow.
Effective security planning is integral in the current climate. We are living in a world where large popular events and crowded locations are increasingly becoming targets for terrorism and other life threatening behaviour, therefore being prepared for the unthinkable is a necessity.
'Legacy' has become an increasingly important part of major events as they strive to create value long after the closing ceremony. Large global events, such as the Olympic Games or the World Cup can drive positive change for host communities and are powerful tools for creating long-lasting positive legacies for nations, regions and cities.
By Elsa Chen, Chief Customer Officer, CityFibre CityFibre is investing billions to build a world-class digital infrastructure platform for the future. Achieving that is about more than just rolling out Full Fibre though. A forward-thinking, transformational approach to customer experience is pivotal and sits right at the heart of building a network that is better [...]
A recent survey by global management firm, Boston Consulting Group, found an overwhelming number of consumers support green supply chain initiatives. The survey also found an impressive 70% of consumers are willing to pay more for sustainable goods.
Natalie and Michael are long-standing members of the Travis Perkins plc family, with experience themselves as branch managers. They are familiar with the pinch points and challenges that our colleagues face on a daily basis, which we believe gives them a great understanding of our business and means they are perfectly placed to help!
Planning transport logistics around any large scale event can be a headache. The intricacies of moving thousands of people around the vicinity of an event is both challenging and time-consuming and can put even the most experienced planners to the test. While communication and organisation are key, having a solid transport management plan in place is paramount.
2020 changed everything for the events industry. As many countries restricted the amount and size of physical events that were able to take place in response to the unfolding pandemic, demand for virtual events increased dramatically. People, of course, still need to meet, (albeit virtually), and business is still
Virtual events have so many benefits. They are cheaper than physical events. They have a truly global reach. They require less time in setup and attendance. They are easy to measure and collect data. They have little to no carbon footprint and in the current climate, they are now a necessity.
There are plenty of ways to generate revenue from live events, such as ticket sales and sponsorship, yet how do you do the same with virtual events?The events industry has seen an explosion in virtual events in 2020 due to the Coronavirus pandemic taking an astronomical blow to the live event industry, yet many
Virtual events have been a great tool for helping us keep in touch in 2020 and there is no doubt they are here to stay. They have provided a solid platform for businesses across the globe to continue to do business, when many weren't even able to leave their homes.
With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to affect the live events industry it's clear to see that virtual events are showing no sign of waning. In fact, many organisers we've spoken to have said they will continue to run virtual events when live events return.
One of the great benefits of virtual events is the opportunity for globally dispersed groups of people to meet, share and collaborate. They ensure people can continue to meet and do business wherever they are in the world, making them less expensive than physical events, easier to measure and more flexible.
Virtual events are not a new concept.The Eventeye team has been working with event organisers on their virtual events since before the COVID-19 pandemic struck, yet what the experience has taught us is that virtual events are now an important part of the event mix.
It can take anywhere from 18 to 254 days for a person to form a new habit, according to a study published in the European Journal of Social Psychology. With the current pandemic changing the way the world lives and operates at the current time, it's interesting to see how many habits we've all changed or adopted in a relatively short amount of time.
Good hand hygiene is an important part of the response to the COVID-19 pandemic and many big brands are launching products aimed to further engage people with handwashing in the current climate. Apple has recently launched a new function to its digital Apple Watch which detects hand washing using motion and the sound of running water.
Have you ever suffered embarrassing symptoms that have put you off seeking medical advice? You're not alone. A recent BUPA survey found that one fifth of UK adults, around 6.6 million people, have put off seeing their doctor because of 'embarrassing' cancer symptoms. The survey found the 'embarrassment factor' was responsible for delays of around two months on average between noticing symptoms and contacting a health care professional.
In the last 10 years there has been a monumental change in the way we consume information. The explosion of digital devices means we are more switched on than ever before and all the information we need is with us at the touch of a button.
Marketing budgets have been adjusted and scrutinised during the COVID pandemic for the same reasons all brands tighten their belts during changing times. In the main, most organisations have seen a downturn in sales, yet are battling to stay relevant and front of mind in-line with people's changing behaviour.
A recent report into the European hand sanitising market says it is expected to be worth over £706m by 2027, growing over 38% in just 7 years. The figure is no surprise considering that we are currently living in one of the worst pandemics of our time.
Today is #EarthDay. A day of action to change human behaviour and create global, national and policy change in the fight for a clean environment and to tackle climate change. The RCP London Events is constantly striving to minimise our impact on the environment and coming up with innovative ways of doing so.
There is a shortage of well-trained doctors in Africa. According to the most recent research from the World Health Organisation (WHO), the sub-Saharan African (SSA) population has around one doctor per 5,000 people. This compares to the EU average of 19.5 doctors per 5,000 people.
There is a distinct lack of women working in technology and despite national conversations about gender diversity in this booming sector, women continue to be underrepresented. According to PricewaterhouseCoopers research of over 2,000 A-Level and university students, the gender gap in technology starts at school and carries on through every stage of women's lives.
Digital signage solutions have come a long way in the last few years and they are now being used by a whole range of industries to optimise customer experience.
For over 100 years out of home advertising (OOH) has shaped our behaviour. From the large billboards and signs on the side of the road to the posters at bus stops and on the side of buses, as we go about our day we are bombarded with marketing messages telling us why we should drink Coca Cola or where to buy the latest pair of trainers.
Giant iTab, an event technology and digital solutions company providing giant touchscreens, tablets and smartphones for enhanced digital engagement, has launched a customer experience centre for corporate and agency event professionals. The centre has been designed as a learning and collaboration zone and features a range of giant smartphones for corporates and agencies to interact...
Event technology and digital solutions provider Giant iTab has launched the world's first Hybrid Sanitiser Smartphone to keep event goers safe during the pandemic. Based on its award-winning smartphone solutions, the new kit has added health and safety features including auto hand-sanitiser and a visitor temperature reader plus analytics to show how they were used...
By Natacha Allen, head of sales and marketing at the Royal College of Physicians Meetings & Events Healthy, sustainable food is an important part of the event offering today. Delegates food expectations have increased, and event planners need to be seen to be operating sustainably. Food has always been a key element of our offering...
The Event The Connected TV World Summit is a thought leadership event for the future of TV. Organised By Mediatel, the event covers the business models, ecosystem relationships services and technology that will define the next decade of TV and how media companies can triumph in the new world order that has emerged out of...
The Royal College of Physicians Meetings & Events and its caterer CH&Co have partnered with bio-bean, the world's largest recycler of spent coffee grounds, to transform its 3,500 kg of waste coffee grounds a year into sustainable bio-products. The venue's coffee grounds, which formerly went into the RCP's food waste and were processed by anaerobic...
The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) is the first and only royal college to achieve The Carbon Trust Standard which is the world's leading independent certification of an organisation's achievements in reducing environmental impact. The 500-year-old London venue, which houses an award-winning conference and events centre, reduced its total carbon footprint by 30% in the...
By James Grant, technical director, Noba Event Wi-Fi (pictured) For most event professionals, the working week consists of hours out of the office, in the confines of an exhibition or conference venue or travelling on public transport to said venue. Staying connected to the rest of the world while we are away is a given...
By Gary Exall, director, noba Event Wi-Fi In the world of Wi-Fi, there is a next-generation wireless standard upon us. Wi-Fi 6 still connects you to the internet yet has a bunch of additional technologies such as lower battery consumption in Wi-Fi 6 devices, higher data rates with peak Gigabit speeds and increased capacity with...
By Gary Exall, director, NOBA Gary Exall is the director of NOBA Event Wi-Fi, one of the first event-specific IT companies in the UK to service the demand for high-quality event Wi-Fi, live streaming and bespoke software solutions in the live event sector. The UK Government recently launched a competition for event venues across the...
Mark Jones, CEO & Founder of Giant iTab on how being part of an association in times of crisis pays dividends. The Covid-19 pandemic has had a major impact on the events industry across the world. As a supplier of event tech solutions to trade shows it hit our traditional business hard.