Businesses across the globe are buckling to the pressures of incorporating AI into their wheelhouse for a chance to be part of the billion-dollar industry revolution. Here at 106 Comms, we’re embracing the opportunity to cut our teeth on the future and find out the best way to utilise this technology. Here we detail some […]

It’s time to talk about the elephant in the room. Whether we like it or not, artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer reserved for just the tech heads. People from all industries are joining the engineers and developers to revolutionise the way we work using AI capabilities. We are all familiar with ChatGPT, Siri, and […]

I was at a networking event recently, when I was in conversation with someone working in the sales department of a tech company. We had started talking about AI, when she casually dropped in ‘oh, I use ChatGPT all the time, it helps me write LinkedIn posts when I draw a blank.’ I was astounded.  […]

This week Milkround hosted a Graduate Candidate Compass Insight Breakfast at Foyles bookshop. Several topics were covered, which provided insight into the hopes, fears and expectations of graduates in their careers. WISE, a campaign for gender balance in STEM spoke about how they’re seeking to encourage more women into these roles, from the classroom […]

Walking into the VR World conference, you’re greeted by people pawing the air and stepping over invisible obstacles. Ten years ago, this may have felt surreal or futuristic, but today, it is simply the norm. VR is here, and companies are rapidly adopting it in innovative ways to improve their employee experience and expertise. A […]

Artificial Intelligence promises to makes thousands, if not millions, of people redundant.  We will be talking to, learning from and possibly even falling in love with bots.  (Yes, I said bots not butts.) In the world of AI (or as Jeremy … from IBM said, it’s more like IA – Information Assistants – at the […]

Recently, I had the chance to visit Facebook. Unfortunately it was in London rather than California. But the experience made me think profoundly about culture but also invited me to question how tech companies can really differentiate themselves. Let’s start with the ‘profound effect’. No, this was not some sort of epiphany, but it was […]

In 1991, Oracle was virtually a startup in the UK with 700 people. The average age was 26. Nearly 25 years on and Oracle now has some 26,000 people across the EMEA region, and the average age of the workforce is 46. Is this what happens to start-ups when they become grown-ups? How does it […]

My sister and my oldest friend are both primary school teachers.  (Fantastic primary school teachers, in fact.) Three of my school friends now teach in primary schools. Two of my daughters are at primary school and over the past four years, they’ve been taught by six teachers, mostly excellently. By association then, I know lots […]