Leadership. Law. Mental Health. BIMA’s webinars may cover an eclectic range of content, but they all have one thing in common: helping you build a stronger, more capable, better prepared business. Take a look now.
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When we and our councils find areas of the industry that warrant greater scrutiny, they produce reports that get the digital (and wider) world talking. From AI to I&D, Immersive to Charities, find them all here.
In November 2023, HeyFlow launched a male allyship survey with digital & tech member association and community BIMA to find out how knowledgeable and comfortable male leaders in digital are about reproductive health, that is creating barriers for women in the workplace.
Amongst the BIMA membership you’ll find thought leaders in every facet of digital. So when they produce a new report it’s always worth reading. Read them here.
Despite a cost-of-living crisis, rampant inflation and news of sweeping tech layoffs, many businesses are still struggling to both recruit and retain employees. Whilst much noise has been made about the talent shortage, the retention of current employees often gets forgotten about in the mad dash to hire new talent. But this is a huge oversight.
For the past couple of years, the world of work has been in constant flux. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March 2020, we had to switch how we worked overnight. Home offices were erected on kitchen tables, in the corners of cramped bedrooms, and everywhere in between. And for a large portion of the following year and a half, that is how things remained.
Leading up to the Covid-19 pandemic, the adoption of emerging digital technologies in the healthcare sector was muted. But the challenge of delivering private healthcare during a time of social distancing and remote working led to the rapid implementation of new digital tools, ecosystems and approaches to every level of care delivery.
We wanted to create a hub that gives you access to all the latest thinking, not just that driven by BIMA or our members. So to complete the picture, here’s what the wider industry is talking about.