Our community

Developing digital knowledge

 
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Armed Forces Covenant

We will endeavour in our business dealings to uphold the key principles of the Armed Forces Covenant, which are:

  • no member of the Armed Forces Community should face disadvantage in the provision of public and commercial services compared to any other citizen

  • In some circumstances special treatment may be appropriate especially for the injured or bereaved.

While we are only a small organisation with few employment opportunities, we will always be happy to talk to any veteran, or a member of their family, about careers and training elsewhere in the digital technology sector.

 

Memberships and associations

We are active participants in many organisations that support the digital industries, including:

  • Cambridge-Norwich Technology Corridor

  • British Standards Institute

  • Cambridge Wireless

  • Internet Watch Foundation

  • Internet Society

  • Cambridge Judge Business School

  • Essex University Business School

  • Association of Internal Control Practitioners

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Media Activities

Our team have been contributors to many publications including business-reporter.co.uk, admap, marketing week, 17GlobalGoals.com, accountingcpd.net and IISP Pulse. You may have seen us at conferences speaking on digital innovation or on television (the BBC and Russia Today) being interviewed about technology. Routledge have recently published Digital Governance, which was written by one of our team. Jo has recently been interviewed on Future of Messaging, asset management in industrial environments, and the role of a chief digital officer for various publications.

Links

Guild: Messaging in the workplace report

Pathfindr: Shaping the Future of Asset Intelligence

Digital Doughnut: Digital leaders how to build a digital business