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The Local Government Association (LGA) has announced funding for seven councils to help them to improve local and regional connectivity. It said that those selected are: Westminster City Council; Essex County Council; Durham County Council; South Hams District Council; Warwickshire County Council; Northamptonshire County Council; and the Royal Borough of Greenwich. It has not yet gone public with the details of the projects for each council, but said they focus on developing sustainable rural connectivity mapping, toolkits for tackling urban not-spots and initiatives for targeted take up of l...

The digital revolution is transforming the world. Data is being generated, shared, stored, and analysed in amounts, and at speeds, that are increasing exponentially every year. Today, the data we create, access, and control is having an increasing impact both on how we live and on how industry performs. It is therefore fortuitous that, even as the world became immersed in the COVID-19 pandemic, digitalisation in some key industries had progressed to the stage where digital information flows were driving the automation of processes and functions, and was therefore able to positively impact bot...

Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. At present, technology has become a lifeline of almost all individuals and businesses, and organizations, irrespective of their size and shape, are actively embracing different technologies to improve their operational efficiency. Businesses in the present age are seeking advanced forms of technology-backed solutions and tools that help their workforce conduct business-related activities anytime and from anywhere. The recent outbreak of COVID-19 and the dwindling global economy have made technology more important than e...

by Stephen Chapman Liverpool has published draft documents to explain how the region plans to become the country’s most digitally connected and inclusive city region. “The past few months have reiterated just how essential technology is in almost every aspect of our lives; from how we work and learn, entertain ourselves and, especially, in how we keep in touch with our loved ones," stated Steve Rotheram, Metro Mayor of the Liverpool City Region. “Moving forward, digital technology is only going to play a bigger and bigger role in our lives. We’ve decided to take stock of where we’r...