UK businesses turn to employee tracking technology to combat 'quiet vacationing' and 'quiet quitting'
26 March 2025
New insights from Kinly's Trusted Connections 2025 report indicate a growing trend among UK businesses to adopt employee tracking technology as a means of combating issues such as 'quiet vacationing' and 'quiet quitting.'
The study reveals that 81% of UK businesses find employee monitoring effective in mitigating unreported time off, a significantly higher figure compared to the European average of 61%. This demonstrates a proactive approach by UK companies in maintaining productivity and employee engagement.
Find out more UK Government’s AI strategy aims to cut civil service jobs and enhance efficiency
26 March 2025
The UK Government's initiative to reduce civil Service jobs while leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) for improved efficiency has ignited discussion among industry experts. Targeting over £2 billion in savings by the end of the decade, many believe that AI technology plays a crucial role in achieving these financial goals.
Kyle Hill, Chief Technology Officer at digital transformation firm ANS, emphasized the importance of a comprehensive strategy for AI adoption within the public sector.
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Cybersecurity concerns raised over Critical National Infrastructure
24 March 2025
A recent survey highlights significant anxieties regarding cybersecurity investments, especially in the realm of Critical National Infrastructure (CNI).
Commissioned by Ground Control, the research engaged over 500 professionals across various sectors, including healthcare, energy, utilities, transport, financial services, manufacturing, and agriculture.
Find out more Secure I.T. Environments completes major data centre upgrades at University of Chichester
20 March 2025
Secure I.T. Environments Ltd (SITE) has successfully completed significant upgrades to the cooling and uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems at the University of Chichester's Bishop Otter Campus data centre.
This upgrade reinforces the critical infrastructure that supports nearly 7,000 students and 600 staff across the university's two campuses and 14 departments.
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