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Interview: Brand protection firm Incopro

by Nicholas Fearn , February 19
Based in Cardiff, Incopro uses data intelligence to help companies tackle brand misuse online. In our most recent interview, the company tells us more about what it does. TD: Can you tell me more about yourself and the business? Incopro uses data driven intelligence to remove brand misuse online. Over 650 brands use Incopro to...
Read More >Interview: Josh, security analyst at Alert Logic

by Nicholas Fearn , February 5
There’s no denying that Alert Logic is one of the most exciting technology companies to be based in Cardiff, where it runs a UK-wide security operations centre. Having opened in 2014, the state-of-the-art facility now employs nearly 60 security and threat intelligence experts. Last week, we spoke to its manager, Steffan Jones. Now we’re catching...
Read More >Interview: Sony UK Tec discusses setting up an apprenticeship scheme
by Nicholas Fearn , January 20
Many businesses see apprenticeships schemes as a way to grow their workforce and expertise while investing in the talent of the future. For Pencoed-based electronics manufacturer Sony UK Tec, apprentices form an important part of its business. Director of professional service Gerald Kelly talks about how to set up an apprenticeship scheme. TD: How do you...
Read More >Guest blog: Three data privacy threats to tackle in 2019

by Contributor, February 1
Artificial intelligence, social media, and VPN networks have all greatly enhanced business operation, efficiency and profitability. From marketing, to transactions, and customer relations, smart technology has been endlessly beneficial in enabling companies to grow and seamlessly expand within their own markets and beyond. But what happens when the technology you rely on to support your...
Read More >Guest blog: Why should we care about bots?

by Lucy Hopkins, October 5
The history of bots dates back to the 1950s, when pioneering British Computer Scientist Alan Turing (who would now be 106 years of age!) began wondering whether machines could develop the ability to think like humans. In 1950, he created a test which is now aptly named The Turing Test. This originally started out with...
Read More >Welsh innovators embark on business mission to MIT

by Nicholas Fearn , August 14
If there’s one place famed for being an innovation gold mine globally, it’s the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the university has a long history of churning out world-class technologists, entrepreneurs, innovations and research. Back in March, some of Wales’s fastest-growing digital companies and entrepreneurs embarked on a Welsh Government business...
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