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The European Commission's long awaited revision of the Payment Services Directive (PSD2) will bring a range of new players inside the regulatory regime.

Deloitte predicts that the standard battery technology used in all smartphones will improve only marginally in 2015.

As the FIFA World Cup captivates audiences, UK fans are increasingly fascinated by the cutting-edge technologies powering the tournament. From microchip-embedded smart balls that track movement 500 times per second to AI-powered robotic security dogs patrolling stadiums, discover how innovation is transforming both the game on the pitch and the spectator experience off it.

Deloitte predicts that average broadband speed obtained in most markets should increase by between 15% and 25%.

The 2015 Consumer Electronics Show, January 6-9, Las Vegas, is yet again showing us the future of technology. 2014's gadgets move over, there is flashier tech in town.

It doesn’t matter whether you are big or small. If you have an IP address and are connected to the internet, you are fair game as far as hackers and cyber-criminals are concerned.

You may have read the recent Gartner report predicting that customer relationship management (CRM) technology will be a $36bn market by 2017, up from $20bn today.

Two new chapters in Rising Roles in Law explore how legal operations professionals and AI-enabled teams are reshaping the legal profession. The contributions examine who performs this transformative work, what capabilities they currently possess, and which skills they must develop to bridge the gap between AI investment and measurable returns.

IT integration is not a luxury. Growth by acquisition has resulted in a mass of disparate systems for many major manufacturers. The situation is usually manageable when member companies operate autonomously. When, however, the group wants to move forward as a unified whole, common financial reporting is simply not enough. Without effective reporting structures, the ability to make like-for-like comparisons across the group and visibility of the underlying detail,&nb

Our December 2012 report, Telecare and telehealth – a game changer for health and social care, provided a synopsis of the available evidence on the costs and benefits of telehealth and came out firmly in support of the NHS needing to use such technology in its interface with service users.

Greater use of technology to identify the risks of money laundering and other financial crime is being considered by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

Family offices manage vast amounts of sensitive information spanning private data, communications, and digital footprints that can expose families to significant reputational risk if mishandled. As these enterprises become more global and digitally enabled, information has evolved into a critical asset requiring the same deliberate oversight as financial capital. This analysis explores how family offices can proactively protect their information assets through strategic planning, understanding exposure poin