What does the future of utilities look like? According to Nick Fisher, it’s all about using technology to create a sustainable and efficient industry.
Life at Made Tech
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Dyslexia, delivery management and me
Diagnosed with Dyslexia at age 21, Eric Cheung had an interesting career, eventually finding his place in tech and delivery management.
Unfinished business in the health sector
Despite significant strides, many challenges in the health and care sector remain unresolved, and Paul O’Looney is determined to tackle these head-on.
The magic behind creating seamless user experiences
‘You are not the user’ is something Dani Swift learnt early on. Discover how this helps her to stay user-focused and drives her ‘tech for good’ philosophy.
Making a difference, one project at a time
Explore Thom Beckett’s journey from philosophy to tech in our Made Tech Insiders series. Learn about his career path, digital transformation insights, and advice for aspiring tech professionals. Discover what makes Made Tech an exceptional place to innovate.
Public to private – a tale of two sectors
Thinking about a career change? Moving from the public to private sector can unlock a world of opportunities. Sonia Singh explains why skills from the Civil Service are highly valued.
Mend it before you spend it – budgeting wisely in the healthcare sector
With budget constraints in healthcare, should funds go to new technology or improving existing processes? Jack Carter-Pierce looks at what could offer better returns.
How humour makes me a better user researcher
Looking to bring a bit of humour into your next research session? Discover 4 ways to get better user insights using laughter and a bit of fun.
Turning numbers into narratives
Data science isn’t just about crunching numbers. According to James Poulten, Lead Data Scientist at Made Tech, it’s about creating compelling stories from the information.
Reasonable adjustments: for an inclusive workplace
A big part of making sure the workplace works for everyone is offering reasonable adjustments. We’re sharing what they are, why they’re important and what you can ask for.
