The High Integrity Software Conference will take place in Bristol on 6th November 2018. Now entering its fifth year, the conference continues to be the premier annual forum for the sharing of challenges, best practice and experience between software engineering practitioners – for software that matters. This mission continues to grow in importance, with 2018 having once again been a
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Following recent news that Her Majesty’s Treasury (HMT) is finalising plans to extend off-payroll rules to the private sector – and is likely to announce these changes in October’s Budget – Tania Bowers, General Counsel at APSCo commented:
“We are extremely disappointed that HMT appear determined to discount the advice of APSCo, and every other influential body, and charge ahead with these changes
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A recent survey points to the fact that a lack of Software Intelligence among IT organisations points to slow progress in digitising operations.
CAST, the leader in Software Intelligence, today announced new research evaluating the priorities of IT leaders in digital transformation. The Software Intelligence Report surveyed 500 professionals, including CIOs, software architects and application owners, regarding their ability to meet
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At Furious Towers we’re acutely aware of the blight that is single use plastics; with around 300 million tonnes of the darned stuff being churned out each year.
Accepting the limited potential impact from software safety assurance consultants on the need to reduce this deadly landscape blot – we know that we can but play a small part. But a small part
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Local Junior Rugby Club – North Hykeham Junior RUFC – has finally got a kit that their rugby skills deserve.
Rightly seen as the next generation of players for North Hykeham RUFC, the Juniors are building momentum in their pursuit of the game they love. For many seasons they have endured matches against fellow Lincolnshire clubs who – resplendent in their
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New research using worms will look at muscle loss in space and could lead to new treatments for muscular conditions for people on Earth.
Hundreds of worms are being flown to the International Space Station later this year for scientists to understand more about spaceflight-induced muscle loss.
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EfficientIP, leading specialist in network protection, have revealed in its 2018 Global DNS Threat Report that the higher education sector ranks as one of the worst business sectors to handle potential cyber threats. As Universities continue to be a hot target for hackers. The report details that almost three-quarters of institutions (73%) took three days or more to apply a
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Innovators in the UK and Canada have been challenged to help aircraft reach unprecedented levels of performance in extreme weather and make them more eco-friendly by using artificial intelligence (AI).
Start-ups and researchers will need to showcase ideas as to how AI could make aircraft more aerodynamic and cut down on ice build-up on the ground and in flight. It is hoped the
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