Making distance disappear is a major challenge for businesses that operate across multiple locations. Despite advances in technology, meetings of dispersed teams can be problematic,…
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KI finds the right formula
The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) has achieved a 20% increase in capacity at its offices in London and Cambridge without compromising the personal space…
Hand-sculpted mouse
Logitech has launched its most advanced wireless mouse to date. Hand-sculpted for comfort, control and speed, the MX Master Wireless Mouse (£79.99) has a speed-adaptive…
Get up, stand up
Wilkhahn’s StandUp brings a bit of fun to the office or home. Perfect for recreational and breakout zones, workshop spaces and lobbies and waiting areas,…
Re-thinking Think
Steelcase has launched a sleeker version of its THINK chair. Reflecting the changing nature of the workplace, the new look Think is claimed to combine…
Could Lumie light boxes become standard issue for night workers?
Could Lumie light boxes become standard issue for night workers? That all depends on the results of an on-going European research project. Light therapy is…
Business Info Magazine – Issue 121 – Free Download
The 175th anniversary of the Penny Black last month highlighted the potential of innovation to work to the common good. Through standardisation of format and…
Designed by Samsung specially for education
Unveiled at the BETT show, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Education addresses the unique needs of classrooms through a combination of durability, manageability and easy…
HP shrinks desktop PCs
HP’s new Windows 8.1 Pavilion Mini Desktop and HP Stream Mini Desktop are stylish, energy-efficient alternatives to conventional desktop towers. Mike Nash, vice president of…
PC on a stick
Hannspree has introduced what it claims is the smallest computer on the market. The PC on a stick transforms any HDMI compatible display into a…
Upgrade to SSD
PNY has introduced an SSD upgrade kit for PC and laptop users who want to take advantage of the benefits of solid state technology, such…
Snooze in comfort
Nodding off on public transport is as inadvisable as it is inevitable. With the limited recline on bus, car, train and aircraft seats, your head…
A Neit idea
The Neit CardCase is a super-slim iPhone case with embedded card holder for credit cards, ID cards, train tickets and contactless Oyster cards. A spokesman…
Integrated vehicle tracking and camera solution that provides a ‘seamless umbrella of preventive and protective technology’
Vehicle tracking specialist Navman Wireless has launched an integrated vehicle tracking and camera solution that provides a ‘seamless umbrella of preventive and protective technology’. The…
Portable video-conferencing for small meeting rooms
The new Logitech ConferenceCam Connect brings small and medium-sized meeting rooms for 1-6 people into the twenty-first century. The portable, mains- or battery-powered video-conferencing unit…
An Uber for temp recruitment
Xpert Inventions has developed a new app, which it describes as an ‘Uber’ for the temporary recruitment industry, internal HR teams and companies that use…
All change in web conferencing
Application convergence, the cloud, mobility and social technologies are transforming web conferencing, resulting in ground-breaking technology shifts that are empowering users with greater productivity benefits,…
Government backed Ethernet scheme
Readers may not be aware that in 2011, the government set aside £100 million for an Urban Broadband Fund (UBF) to initially create ten ‘SuperConnected…
IPSE calls for investment in workhubs
IPSE, the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed, is calling on the Government to provide improved access to workhubs, broadband and 4G coverage so…
More WiFi please
ZyXEL has added its voice to those calling for improved communications infrastructure in the UK, following a pan-European study which found that UK workers were…