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TDSi Welcomes Latest Placement Student to its Software Development Team

Poole, UK: TDSi has announced its latest student placement, Cameron Lane. Cameron has joined the company’s Software Development Team for a twelve-month placement as part of his BSc (Hons) in Software Engineering studies at Bournemouth University.

TDSi has a proud history of supporting university placements and apprenticeships. Managing Director John Davies commented, “We are delighted to welcome Cameron to the TDSi team as our new placement student. Software Development is a key role within the access control and integrated security industry and one which is at the heart of what TDSi does, so our team will benefit from a fresh perspective and new ideas, whilst Cameron will also benefit from experiencing the demands and rewards of working in a business environment.”

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Thursday, 31 August 2023 18:52

When you don’t know the who, what or where: Half of European organisations still have no corporate BYOD policy

Organisations don’t know what devices - either work or personal – are accessing corporate resources.

London, UK – Jamf has released new survey data that reveals 49% of enterprises across Europe currently have no formal Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) policy in place, meaning they have no visibility into or control over if and how employees are connecting personal devices to corporate resources.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Case Studies; Posted On Thursday, 31 August 2023 18:48

MPs warn UK AI status at risk without new AI laws

London: MPs have warned that the Prime Minister’s global AI ambitions could be at risk unless new AI regulation laws are introduced in November.

Failure to introduce new legislation in the King’s Speech on November 7^th would postpone regulations from becoming law until 2025, which would see the UK “being left behind” the EU and other counterparts, according to the Commons Technology Committee.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Thursday, 31 August 2023 18:43

Singing star Katherine Jenkins named sponsor of Navy’s new warship HMS Cardiff

Photo credit: Royal Navy.

Katherine Jenkins was today revealed as the official sponsor of the Royal Navy’s next-generation submarine hunter HMS Cardiff.

The Welsh mezzo-soprano – the biggest selling classical artist this century – has agreed to become an ambassador for the frigate and all who serve aboard.

The Navy invited Katherine to take up this honour – a life-long commitment – due to her work with the Armed Forces around the globe over the past two decades, including twice performing on the UK’s flagship, HMS Queen Elizabeth.