The pace of technological change today can mean that items become obsolete very quickly, and this process could happen at any stage of their life cycle.
The Law Commission of England and Wales and the Scottish Law Commission have launched their second consultation into self-driving vehicles, seeking feedback on how the sector should be regulated.
Micro-mobility vehicles, also called Personal e-Transporters (PeTs), have zipped up the popularity stakes for short city journeys. What is their legal status, what are their safety implications, and could this be set to change in the near future?
Silo thinking can be the bane of any organization. It prevents staff from working effectively with one another or with external stakeholders, undermining efforts to reach organizational goals.
More than ever before, corporate leadership teams have a responsibility to consider the broader societal implications of their actions. Regardless of size or sector, social responsibility is something that no organization can afford to ignore. Businesses must act in a way that is ethical, taking into account social, economic and environmental impact – not to mention the conservation of human rights.
Did you know that all of the world's electricity passes through transformers before it reaches the intended appliance, equipment or machine? Transformers' prime position role in our power supply means they're a key component that needs to continue functioning safely and optimally.
Stakeholders: they can make or break your project. If you're leading an infrastructure programme, failure to get stakeholders on side can spell expensive delays. PAS 11007:2019, Stakeholder engagement for infrastructure projects – Specification, was sponsored by Kier Highways to help fill a gap in the market.
