London-based marketplace Bubble, which makes more than 15,000 babysitters across the UK more easily discoverable. It is also transforming how they get paid
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Whether you’re employed full-time, a temporary worker or contractor, at the end of every week or month, you’ve come to expect a nice surprise in your bank account. But few of us are aware of the work that goes on behind the scenes to ensure the correct salaries are paid on time to the right person.
Anyone immersed in the worlds of fintech and payments, will have heard the term API over and over again. But what is an API exactly, and are all APIs the same?
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Central banks scepticism of digital currencies has turned into adoration as the arbiters of monetary policy start experimenting with digital money.
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Cover story published in the June 2018 edition of Global Finance magazine.
An article about early adopters of robotic process automation in financial services.
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Simulation played a vital role in helping the British Army’s 22 Field Hospital prepare for what seemed like mission impossible: deploying to Sierra Leone to care for health workers infected with the deadly Ebola virus.
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Concerns have been aired about terrorists using biological pathogens to launch attacks designed to cause mass deaths or casualties. But is the threat of bioterrorism what governments really need to worry about, or do state actors and accidental release pose the greatest threats?
(US Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Klynne Pearl Serrano)
Having recognised cyberspace as a warfighting domain, ministeries of defence are talking more about cyber offensive capabilities. So is cyber warfare more of a reality now than ever
before?
(DoD photo by Senior Airman Franklin R. Ramos, US Air Force)
War has been a testbed for innovations in combat medicine. But some combat medics are concerned about the loss of skills and the pace of innovation as they transition to a non-combat environment.
(DoD photo by Senior Airman, Jimmy Dang, USAF)