techUK podcasts

As a follow-up to techUK's flagship Digital Ethics Summit, we are pleased to deliver a series of podcasts that dive deeper into the conversations started at the 2023 Digital Ethics Summit and will continue at the 2024 event.

Listen to the third in a series of Cyber podcasts in partnership with BlackBerry.

Listen to the latest episode here or on Spotify

Get the latest AI insights from this Cyber Series of podcasts in partnership with BlackBerry.

In this episode, techUK is joined by Circulor and Circularity First to discuss the outlook for the tech sector and what net zero trends are set to shape 2024.

In this episode, techUK is joined by Linklaters to discuss the outlook for the tech sector and what employment and investment trends are set to shape 2024.

In this episode, we discuss Hawksford's latest report 'Doing Business in the UK' and the how companies can expand into new markets.

The FCA published a feedback statement following the Discussion Paper in 2022 on regulating AI

Want to know what Quantum is and what it will do for financial services, but were too afraid to ask? Then hit play as we discuss the topic in this edition of Tech and the City.

Listen to this series of podcasts in partnership with BlackBerry

In this episode, our Head of Market Access & Consumer Technology Lewis Walmesley-Browne talks through the findings of the 2023 Connected Home report with Trevor Godman from GfK who led the research.

Listen to tech policy experts give their views on the upcoming year.

As part of a series of podcasts in partnership with KPMG, we explore effective data sharing and standards in a smarter state.

Hear from DSIT Minister Sir John Whittingdale in our latest episode of the techUK podcast

On 31 July, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) introduced the Consumer Duty, the biggest regulatory shake-up of UK retail financial services for two decades in a bid to significantly improve consumer outcomes.

As part of a series of podcasts in partnership with KPMG, we explore bridging the digital skills gap, and the challenges around it.

In the first in a series of podcasts partnering with KPMG, we explore legacy IT – including what it is, and why it is such a difficult, yet important issue for digital transformation in the public sector.

4 women; 4 different journeys; and the impact of one fantastic leadership programme

techUK's latest podcast explores the topic of interoperability within the healthcare system, examining the challenges and opportunities the health and social care sector has in becoming interoperable.

Hear from industry leaders discussing biometrics in digital identity, exploring opportunities, challenges, regulations, and the future of this dynamic sector. We discuss enhancing security, safety, and user experience through revolutionary biometric solutions in this episode of the techUK podcast.

techUK’s Sabina Ciofu, Associate Director – International joins EY’s Sally Jones, UK Trade Strategy and Brexit Leader to discuss EY’s latest Report co-published with the Institute of Export and International Trade ‘TradeTech A pathway for businesses to seize trade opportunities’, which outlines the key business operational and policymaking developments within the key area of TradeTech

In this episode techUK’s Head of Justice and Emergency Services Georgie Henley speaks with Charlotte Hails, Virgin Media o2 Business, Linda Wales, Pegasystems and Moira Roberts, Cloud Gateway for Women in Tech Month about what it’s like being women in tech and why they chose this career path specifically in Policing.

In this episode of the techUK podcast we explore key issues around sustainability, cloud computing and the climate challenge.

techUK's new podcast on underpinning the metaverse will help set the foundations of how different emerging technologies will underpin the metaverse, and how they will work together to create seamless, interoperable worlds.

James Eddison, CTO of Octopus Energy is our guest on the latest episode of the techUK podcast, interviewed by Sue Daley, techUK’s Director of Tech and Innovation.

In this episode of the techUK podcast we explore the state of local public services digital and what’s to come.

In this episode, techUK’s Head of SME Engagement Ed Bevan and Head of Nations and Regions Matt Robinson talked with October’s SME Member’s of the Week to discuss the findings of the Local Digital Capital Index

In this episode, our Head of Market Access & Consumer Technology Lewis Walmesley-Browne talks through the findings of the 2022 Connected Home report with Trevor Godman from GfK who led the research.

In this episode we explore the concept of ‘place’ in care, the principles behind it, the impact of COVID-19 on care delivery, prospects for innovation following the introduction of Integrated Care Systems, examples of industry best practice, and where listeners can go to learn more about ‘place’ and innovation in care.

The latest in our digital dialogues examines the West Midlands tech scene in discussion with some of the tech leaders who know it best.

The latest episode of the techUK podcast explores the topic of private networks for enterprise

In this episode of the techUK podcast we explore industry approaches to AI trustworthiness and what practical steps could increase public trust and confidence over time.

In this iteration of techUK’s podcast, we will be exploring the ever expanding and increasingly complex cloud ecosystem in the UK, and how this will continue to transform industries in 2022 and beyond.

In this podcast, Emma Fryer talks to Nick Smith from Genetec about data centre security.

This techUK’s podcast is presented by Jana Psarska, techUK’s Policy Manager for International Trade and explores how digitisation can facilitate trade across borders and enable more companies to participate in international trade.

In this very special edition of the techUK podcast, techUK celebrates International Women’s Day 2022 by talking to tech female Heads of Policy of big tech within our membership.

In this podcast we cover a range of issues including the Leeds Digital Festival, the local tech sectors' resilience through the pandemic, the WILD’s racial diversity in digital report, levelling up and more.

techUK's new podcast helps set the foundations of what blockchain will mean to the UK tech sector and equip listeners with the knowledge and understanding of utilising blockchain for innovation in the UK. #BlockchainUK

A closer look the topics covered and recommendations made in the second report in techUK’s Cyber People Series.

This month’s podcast is presented by Katherine Holden, techUK’s Head of Data Analytics, AI and Digital ID and explores the steps we need to take to ensure the UK genuinely benefits from digital identity technologies in 2022.

In this podcast we focus on climate with interviews with some of our most innovative members following COP26.

In this techUK’s podcast we explore the growing export potential of the Asia Pacific for UK digital tech businesses, the ways to successfully grow tech business in the region and some of the key considerations for businesses expanding into APAC.

In the latest episode of the techUK podcast we are delighted to continue our series The Reskilling Imperative, powered by Salesforce.

In the latest edition of techUK's podcast a panel of industry experts explore NFT's - what they are, what are the legal questions the tech sector have, and what opportunities of NFTs exist

This month's podcast puts the spotlight on the future of local government digital.

This month’s podcast is presented by Katherine Holden, techUK’s Head of Data Analytics, AI and Digital ID and explores key priority areas to be addressed in the UK Government’s National AI Strategy, expected later this year.

The latest episode of the techUK podcast takes a deep dive into the topic of diversifying telecoms.

A closer look the recommendations made in our CISO at the C-Suite report with key contributors Jean-Christophe Gaillard and Jason Tooley.

In our latest podcast, techUK’s tech and innovation programme explores the role and impact of Edge Computing in business transformation in 2021 and beyond.

How are businesses preparing for the end of the transition period, what support is available from Government and what does the future mean for UK and EU collaboration on tech policy?

Andreas Haimböck-Tichy, Victoria Betton and Shane Tickell join the Health and Social Care team for an end-of-year podcast.

In the latest episode of the techUK podcast we are delighted to continue our series The Reskilling Imperative, powered by Salesforce.