Insights

techUK has today launched a new report - Improving Social Value in Technology Procurement

This techUK insights paper highlights the commitment of our members to a sustainable approach to cloud computing and sets out some core best practice principles for a greener future for the tech sector.

An excerpt from a techUK report on Biometrics in Digital Identity

techUK has partnered with our sister association ITIC to produce a statement on the Atlantic Declaration

New report release by the UK SPF on the use case requirements in the 3.8-4.2GHz band

techUK's latest report unveils the future of work in an AI-powered era.

In the context of UK policing, interoperability has been a longstanding challenge, with various police forces using different technology and information systems that are often incompatible with one another. techUK's Positioning Paper seeks to develop industry and Government's understanding to how the technicalities of cross-system design can be achieved through harnessing the expertise, resources, and funding from across Policing innovation

techUK’s latest report, published today [12 September] addresses the urgent need for technological advancements in the adult social care sector, offering a blueprint for revolutionising care provision and delivery across the UK.

The immediately obvious differential for any consumer using digital identity, and biometric data instead of existing, knowledge-based, manually-input, user name/password and additional multi-factor authentication safeguards (e.g. SMS) to either onboard to an online service as a new customer or login to an online service as a returning customer, is that the user experience is fast, convenient and secure, requiring little or no manual interaction.

techUK’s latest survey shows members are cautiously optimistic. However difficult economic headwinds ahead could damage techUK members ambitions to grow