Improving UK council waste management services with IoT and 0G LPWAN technology

Local councils in the UK are facing unprecedented financial pressures, with one in five potentially facing insolvency by 2025. These councils must meet the demands for essential services, such as waste management, against a backdrop of ever-decreasing budgets. This challenge is further complicated by stringent waste management and recycling targets imposed by the government and

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Is AI the key to unlocking efficiencies in global supply chains?

In navigating the ever-growing complexities of global supply chains, AI and machine learning can offer some welcome support. In a survey of supply chain and manufacturing executives, 38% said they expect that AI will be business-critical by 2025. This is compared to just 11% of executives who thought the technology was critical to operations in

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Tackling the HGV Driver Shortage and Insurance Implications

In the last five years alone, changes to the UK economic landscape have significantly affected sectors such as haulage.  With regards to the driver shortage, the Government cites several potential causes, including: a reliance on overseas labour, an ageing workforce, and the pandemic’s role in halting vital HGV driving tests. Ultimately, the industry faces a

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School cyber-attacks: Top three methods revealed

Malware and ransomware attacks have left one in five schools without access to important and sensitive information about pupils and staff, research reveals. National Cybersecurity Schools Audit The National Cybersecurity Schools Audit shows that almost four in five schools fell victim to at least one type of cyber-incident in 2022. The government’s National Cyber Security

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