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Every CFO knows how technology spend tends to accelerate, typically faster than revenue growth.

The ‘Internet of Things' – a rather vague collective term for the random mix of new technology which has now infiltrated our lives. In simple terms, it is the group of devices that are connected to the Internet.

The Companies (Trading Disclosures) Regulations 2008 "the Regulations" have the effect of requiring private limited companies, public limited companies and LLPs to disclose various particulars about themselves in, amongst other things, their business e-mails.

The European Court of Justice has issued its decision in the Arthur Andersen/ Accenture VAT case. The decision has dealt a huge blow to insurance companies outsourcing their back office functions.

Scotland has long been recognised as a country that punches above its weight when it comes to the number of innovators and pioneers that have blessed our shores.

The Advertising Standards Authority has issued new guidance addressing the emerging challenges of AI-generated content and deepfake technology in advertising.

Having established some of the opportunities and challenges social media presents for brand management, and having looked at some case studies of the good, the bad and the ugly, the important question to ask next is, "What is it that allows some companies to use social media effectively to boost their brand, while others see the same platforms seriously damage it?"

Google plans to launch Google Editions this year. Google Editions is a digital bookstore.

The increase in use of social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter means that individuals are putting vast amounts of information about themselves online.

Opex covers subscriptions, line and mobile monthly costs and support.

In July 2020, the Platform to Business Regulation (EU) 2019/1150 ("P2B Regulation") on promoting fairness and transparency for business users...