The AGI’s new Foresight Report sets out the forces reshaping the UK’s geospatial sector to 2030, from AI to data governance. It warns that skills and education must evolve rapidly if the UK is to stay competitive and meet rising public‑sector demand
Laura Foster, associate director for tech and innovation at techUK, examines the debate around Digital ID. She unpacks the misconceptions shaping the conversation and outlines what government and industry must do to build a trusted, citizen‑centred system
A digital platform is enabling social housing providers to give their residents easier access to services, information and support, writes Sam Dugmore, systems development and support manager at Wolverhampton Homes
Professor Christina Pagel, director of UCL’s Clinical Operational Research Unit, and a member of The Operational Research Society explores how AI can boost efficiency, accuracy and patient care, while warning of risks around bias, over-diagnosis and ethics
From conversational maps to agentic AI, Ordnance Survey’s Manish Jethwa predicts 2026 will be a pivotal year for turning location data into actionable insight
Luella Trickett, executive director of medical devices, value & access at the Association of British HealthTech Industries (ABHI) outlines how genuine engagement, stronger category management and a shift to value-based procurement can help the system adopt innovation at pace and deliver long-term benefit for patients and the public purse
EV
Power availability, charging speeds, back office systems - there are several factors to take into account when planning a workplace electric vehicle charging installation. Here are some important points to consider
Computer
Vanessa Henneker, chief operating officer at the UK Cyber Security Council, explores why the UK’s cyber‑skills gap persists and how clearer professional standards, accessible career pathways and a coordinated national approach can help build the capable, confident workforce needed