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From pain point to painless: parking’s future is smart
Technological change will make fines a thing of the past.
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A cleaner, safer and less congested world
Enabling innovation and securing better regulation will be key to a successful future transport network.
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Creating digitally enabled police forces across the UK
The New Statesman, in partnership with Virgin Media Business, hosted a group of experts to discuss the challenges and opportunities for…
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The digital skills gap: teacher knows best
How can teachers be supported in preparing young people for a truly digital future?
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Through a glass, darkly: security, bitcoin, and the future
Cryptocurrencies are a magical development, but what makes them so attractive is also what makes them so risky.
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Mobilising mental health
There are many advantages to community-based assessment teams and electronic patient records when treating mental health conditions.
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Partnerships in a new era of excellence
Collaboration between the supply chain and frontline clinical staff is key to creating better healthcare infrastructure in the UK.
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Digitising the diagnostic process
Healthcare technology can be used to shorten referral times and improve capacity.
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Healthcare with home comforts
Medtech can be the catalyst for an increase in home-based care and relieve pressure on the NHS.
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Patient care is key to a thriving health system
Investment in cutting-edge care will reap long-term benefits for patients and healthcare budgets alike.
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Why mayors will rule the world
City leaders are leading the response to big global economic and political challenges – national leaders should take notice.
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Executing business ideas is easier than ever, and it’s going to kill a lot of companies
Digital disruption, as it’s been called for a while now, has already killed a lot of companies. Infrastructure as a…
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Britain is learning that progress is a slow process
Are we nearly there yet?
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When innovation is adopted, life sciences flourish
For the NHS to thrive it must keep pace with advances in medical science.
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The next 50 years of neuroscience breakthroughs
Looking to the future of innovation, taking inspiration from 50 years of neurological research at Lilly.
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Small pharma companies are fighting to innovate
SMEs are facing major challenges in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Collaboration is the key to innovation
The nation’s health is a widely held responsibility, and it is best served by working together.
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Improving patient outcomes with healthcare partnerships
It's time to abandon old roles, and unite industry and the NHS to improve healthcare overall.
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Collaboration can improve patient care
Recent trials of collaborative working models offer hope for the future of the NHS.
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A warning worth heeding: why health and care costs need to be integrated
It's not a case of either/or. Health and care both urgently need investment in the Budget.
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