The ‘low-code/no-code’ revolution promise a lot but can it deliver true digital transformation for business? Jason Walsh investigates

Covid speeded up the move to digital medicine, bringing in a new approach that incorporates technology as a monitoring tool and a means of intervention

Robotics has dominated manufacturing since the 1970s. But now technological developments, including the addition of artificial intelligence, promise to unleash a new industrial revolution. Will the technology break out of the silo of high-end applications?

Many companies had little choice but to go all-in on digital transformation during the pandemic. It’s an ongoing journey though, reports Alex Meehan

Nick Connors of TEKenable, which created the HSE‘s Covid Tracker app, believes low is the way to go for software with better functionality and lower risk

Deal will allow tech firm to expand into Britain and other European markets