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Us and AI – what’s the deal?

Us and AI – what’s the deal?

MiQ’s Tom Richards explains why the media industry is a blueprint for helping us understand the true impact of new technologies like artificial intelligence and why the human touch will always play a vital role. Another year, another artificial intelligence (AI) innovation that’s going to…

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Why artificial intelligence needs the human touch

Why artificial intelligence needs the human touch

Successfully evolving digital advertising to deliver better outcomes for advertisers demands creating a delicate balance between human talent and technology, says MiQ’s Tom Richards. There has been an undercurrent of anxiety surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) for some time now because of its…

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Baking industry urges c-stores to return bread baskets

Baking industry urges c-stores to return bread baskets

Bakers Basco, the membership scheme set up by Allied Bakeries, Fine Lady Bakeries, Frank Roberts & Sons, Hovis and Warburtons to provide and manage an industry-wide bakery equipment solution are calling out to convenience store managers to raise awareness of misplaced bakery equipment that often…

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Pay rates on the rise amid social care worker exodus, finds Matrix data

Pay rates on the rise amid social care worker exodus, finds Matrix data

The number of active social care work placements have reached an all-time high, with average pay rates on the rise in an effort from businesses and councils to attract more candidates into vital roles, according to data from market-leading workforce technology and services platform Matrix….

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The rise of the indirect workforce

The rise of the indirect workforce

Recently, Netherlands-based online food ordering and delivery service Just Eat made a decision that will change the status of its UK workforce. It will move from permanently employing its 1,700 couriers and 170 operational staff to implementing a self-employed or contractor model. Why? Because it…

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How will ChatGPT affect advertising?

How will ChatGPT affect advertising?

Tom Richards, global VP of product at MiQ, examines how OpenAI’s ChatGPT bot might positively impact programmatic advertising but predicts that challenges by traditional publishers may lie ahead. The explosion of ChatGPT onto the media scene has unsurprisingly created a lot of FUD – Fear,…

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Matrix raises the workforce compliance bar with Security Watchdog acquisition

Matrix raises the workforce compliance bar with Security Watchdog acquisition

Purchase of screening business from Capita fuels Matrix’s growth ambitions and broadens its services portfolio in the workforce solutions marketplace. Market-leading workforce technology and services platform Matrix is furthering its growth strategy with the acquisition of employment screening business, Security Watchdog, from business process services…

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Bakers Basco revs up surveillance capabilities

Bakers Basco revs up surveillance capabilities

Bakers Basco, the membership scheme set up by Allied Bakeries, Fine Lady Bakeries, Frank Roberts & Sons, Hovis and Warburtons to manage an industry wide bakery equipment solution, has ramped up its tech capabilities with body worn video cameras to improve its equipment tracking surveillance to catch…

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Everything’s Changed, Now Nothing Will Change

Everything’s Changed, Now Nothing Will Change

After two years of disruption, namely the fallout from Brexit and the global pandemic, the recruitment market has been fighting for stability. And now, in the midst of a cost-of-living crisis and a black cloud of recession looming, it’s unlikely we’ll see much movement in…

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Why the R-word need not result in doom and gloom

Why the R-word need not result in doom and gloom

The word that seems to be on every business executive’s lips as we start 2023 is “recession”. It’s one that can strike fear into the heart of marketers since it conjures up images of budget cuts and resource freezes. Major macro factors like inflation, labour…

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