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2021 brings both hope and uncertainty. On the one hand, new anti-COVID vaccines bring hope for an end to the pandemic. On the other, there is still uncertainty over what kind of world we will live in when the pandemic finally ends. The EU is continuing its efforts to rebuild sustainably through its ‘green and digital’ transition work programme.
Amplia Group co-founder recognised by Small Business Britain as one of UK's most 100 inspirational female entrepreneurs.
This blog series explores how cities and towns can digitally transform the high street in response to market forces. Kathy and David have worked on local government tech and communications issues and understand how to reimagine public services and community engagement.
Every Friday, we curate and share content that is timely and relevant. This is our Friday Five - it’s what we see happening right now, in our weekly round up.
Here’s a snapshot of what’s inside:
Every Friday we will share curated content that resonates with us and we will share those stories with you. Let us know what you found useful and interesting. And what you’d like to see more or less of.
We are pleased to share this bi-monthly brief highlighting 5 EU developments impacting the legal sector and creating opportunities to make a difference with EU lawmakers. Originally published as Passerelle’s Passe-Parole Newsletter Issue no. 8.
Technological advances can help us work more efficiently, reduce carbon emmissions by cutting back on air travel, and bring us closer together. We use technology every day - email, texts, IM, social media, CRM tools - but we need to use tech to enable us, not to hinder our productivity. As this article by Wired points out, humans can sometimes be driven by the “dopamine reward cycle of constantly checking for messages and responding to every notification.”
