Cambridge Consultants and Capgemini are pushing back the boundaries of world-leading discovery in AI, space technology, medical innovation, robotics and other bleeding edge research in an unprecedented gamechanging programme.
Many consider 2025 the year of quantum, but not in the way you might imagine. There are many other myths about what it can do and how enterprises can prepare for when it does arrive. Capgemini and Cambridge Consultants experts unpack these myths and what they mean for the enterprise.
Tim Ensor, Head of Intelligent Services at Cambridge Consultants, weighs in on the challenges and best practices for turning AI hype into meaningful innovations. Bringing diverse subject matter experts together in the right way is essential.
In the beverage industry, sustainability is often treated as a reporting requirement – managed, mitigated, and audited rather than embraced as a powerful lever for innovation and growth.
Efficacy, usability and regulatory constraints may have hindered more widespread adoption of biological products. Crop Production Magazine looks at how these barriers could be overcome, including innovative approaches to formulation.
It’s time for change – we urgently need a more human interface for the AI age, says Ali Shafti, Head of Human-Machine Understanding at Cambridge Consultants, part of Capgemini Invent.