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Nov 28, 2024 | 
qaeducation.co.uk | Dakota Murphey
By Dakota MurpheyIn an era where technology dominates and urban developments encroach upon natural spaces, maximising the UK’s green space has never been more important. In UK schools particularly, green, natural spaces offer more than just aesthetic charm; they play a vital role in enhancing pupils’ cognitive development, mental well-being and academic performance.
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Nov 8, 2024 | 
cyberprotection-magazine.com | Lou Covey |Dakota Murphey |David Schiffer |Thomas Caliendo
Join Today E-mail Address Full Name LEAVE THIS BLANK Read our archived Newsletters here. We keep advertising at a minimum to maintain independence. That means we need support from our readers. How about you buy us a coffee? Pig-butchering may be proving the Luddites were right. The social-engineering scam bypassed ransomware as the most profitable cybercrime approximately two years ago. After government regulations and law enforcement took a big bite out of returns for ransomware this past...
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
fashioncapital.co.uk | Dakota Murphey |Jojo Iles
Fashion brands have the enviable position of using their designs as powerful communication tools, and this trend for designing clothes that literally speak to consumers has become increasingly popular. Today’s brands are eager to create statement pieces with bold messages aligned with consumers’ values, from highlighting sustainability to supporting social movements.
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Oct 3, 2024 | 
securitymagazine.com | Dakota Murphey
Enterprise security departments face a plethora of risks. One of the most significant threats that has emerged in recent years is that of deepfakes. These sophisticated artificial intelligence-powered manipulations of audio and video content seem rather innocuous on paper, but their creation and dissemination are exemplars of a broader large-scale organizational threat.
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Sep 18, 2024 | 
theinterline.com | Dakota Murphey
TikTok has been the source of many of the world’s most frenzied trends in recent years, and as a result, it’s started to influence and shape our lifestyle habits too. One example of this is ‘underconsumption core’—the premise is a shift in mindset to adopt a ‘less is more’ approach to spending. For years, fashion has been under scrutiny for its environmental impact, questionable labour practices and overproduction rates—could this trend be the start of a shift in the opposite direction?
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Sep 10, 2024 | 
fashioncapital.co.uk | Dakota Murphey
The eCommerce space is nothing new for fashion brands but recent changes in consumer behaviour have resulted in elevated competition. Fashion brands of all sizes now don’t just have to keep abreast of emerging seasonal trends, they have to fight harder to capture their audience’s ever-dwindling attention spans, using a variety of channels and strategies to attract them to their stores.
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Aug 23, 2024 | 
securitymagazine.com | Dakota Murphey
Round-the-clock surveillance footage is crucial for protecting assets, ensuring building security and investigating criminal incidents. Most modern CCTV surveillance systems run autonomously and capture hours of footage in large repositories, but it’s important to establish contingency plans in case this data is lost, stolen or overwritten. Even the most robust and resilient security systems can fall victim to data loss or theft, or accidentally overwrite important CCTV or DVR video footage.
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Aug 20, 2024 | 
retail-focus.co.uk | Dakota Murphey |Lee Cullumbine
In the wake of recent disorder across the UK, some high-street retailers and businesses are grappling with unprecedented fear and uncertainty about the safety of their premises, staff and customers. In any high-street retail context, though, there is an argument to be made that this risk always exists. However, when the current climate suggests that there could be trouble afoot at any moment, hardworking business owners are left with no choice but to rethink and enhance their security processes.
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Aug 13, 2024 | 
theinterline.com | Dakota Murphey
In an industry where fit, feel, and appearance are paramount, the inability to physically try on items before purchase has led to a culture of “bracketing”. This is where customers order multiple sizes or styles with the intention of returning those that don’t meet their expectations.
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Aug 12, 2024 | 
shponline.co.uk | Dakota Murphey
Dakota Murphey explores the critical aspects of Asset Integrity Management (AIM), its importance, and how it contributes to maintaining safety, productivity, and compliance in the UK industrial and retail sectors. Spanning disciplines such as maintenance, inventory management, operations, processing, equipment safety, and much more, the concept of AIM has become integral to industrial facilities.
