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Getech Group PLC on Wednesday said it has won eight new contracts worth GBP1.8 million in total. Shares in the Leeds-based geo-energy and green hydrogen company jumped 31% to 6.90 pence each in...

Getech announced eight new contracts on Wednesday, valued at a cumulative total of £1.8m.

Position: MEAL Assistant (Information Management System/ Data Assistant) Contract: 9 months contract with possibility of extension, subject to funding and performance. Salary and conditions will be in accordance with the Danish Refugee Council terms of employment for National staff. Duty station: Dadaab  Job description The MEAL (IMS/Data) Assistant will primarily be responsible for ensuring program data…

Product analytics company Amplitude debuted new AI features to simplify how companies govern their data and use it to generate insights.

Second quarter revenue of $67.8 million, up 17% year-over-year Number of paying customers grew 28% year-over-year to 2,344 Cash Flow from Operations of $20.4 million and Free Cash Flow of...

A population census can be defined as the total process of collecting, compiling, evaluating, analyzing, publishing and disseminating all demographic,

POSITION: DATA ASSISTANT  REPORTS TO: FACILITY IN-CHARGE  LOCATION: NAIROBI, KENYA. Background: The Center for International Health, Education and Biosecurity (Ciheb) — Kenya is a local non-governmental organization collaborating with the Ministry of Health and County Health Management Teams to strengthen health systems for improved quality of healthcare in Kenya. Ciheb-Kenya is collaborating with the county…

Property Finder, a leading proptech company based in UAE, has announced the launch of what it claimed was Mena regions first artificial intelligence (AI)-driven ranking system, SuperAgent, powered by an in-house data platform - Agent Data Assistant.

A seven-month inquiry into data discrepancies at one school in a low-resourced community reveals how pupils are falling through the cracks of our schooling system. Rahima Essop, Amanda Edwards, Sias Bolton and Manoj Chiba examine what can be done to stop it.

Rahima Essop and Merle Mansfield explore the knowns and unknowns in dropout debates, describing what is missing from the statistics that keep popping up in our news feeds — and why we should all care about it.