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Gamification is becoming increasingly popular with companies of all sizes, as it is helping businesses to enhance user experiences or achieve certain goals. If you are unfamiliar with the method, it requires a company to apply various video game mechanisms and techniques in a non-gaming context, such as vocational training or courses. Continue reading to […]

The price of British lamb has surged to unprecedented levels, driven by a combination of adverse weather conditions, disease, import challenges, and increased demand. According to the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB), wholesale prices have risen by over 40% year-on-year, reaching more than £8.50 per kg. This price hike comes alongside a forecasted 1.4%

Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden has expressed optimism that a free trade agreement with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) could be finalised this year. Speaking at a business conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Dowden highlighted the UK government’s prioritisation of this deal with the six-member GCC, which includes Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and

The UK could make more than half a trillion pounds in the next decade by embracing AI and cloud technology, according to a new report commissioned by Microsoft. AI represents a £550 billion opportunity for the UK over the next 10 years, as revealed in a new report commissioned by Microsoft. Independent consultancy Public First used comprehensive data-modelling techniques

The board of Royal Mail’s parent company, International Distributions Services (IDS), is set to recommend an improved £3.5 billion takeover bid from Daniel Kretinsky, the Czech tycoon shareholder known as the “Czech sphinx.” IDS has received a non-binding proposal of 370p per share from EP Group, a conglomerate controlled by Kretinsky. The offer includes 360p

Nigel Farage has said the divide between those who work in the private sector or are self employed and those who work for the state is ‘enormous’ as he hit out at the service being offered by HMRC to UK taxpayers. Farage described HMRC as “the worst of the lot” and warned that members of

Labour’s shadow science minister has said the party is planning to launch its strategy on artificial intelligence (AI) within the next couple of weeks, as it looks to bolster its technology policies ahead of the next general election. Peter Kyle, Labour’s shadow science, innovation and technology secretary, told an audience of business leaders on Tuesday

New research of UK SME business owners shows that the Conservative Party is no longer the party of business. When initially asked who they would be voting for in the General Election, Labour came out prosperous with two fifths of the votes, followed by the Liberal Democrats (28.7%) and Conservatives (26.7%). However, when asked who

In today’s dynamic world, companies are constantly looking for new ways to stay competitive and meet the changing needs of customers. One of the successful business decisions adopted by many European companies is the transition from retail to a service model. The transition from retail to service can be realised in different ways, but in

Hiring prospective tech talent isn’t a simple task. Such recruitment requires careful analysis of skills, knowledge, and ethics, and whilst all of these factors can be tested. One of the main industry problems is having the right people at hand at the correct time. With the growth of the tech industry, talent shortage is becoming