Your digital strategy must be driven by a clear understanding of the customer’s needs and the way your products relate to them. Digital transformation doesn’t require a radical rethink of a business model that previously brought success – it simply means leveraging better, more efficient technologies to meet and exceed customer expectations and allow data to shape strategic priorities. Thomas Honoré, CEO of Columbus explains how vital peer insight from early adopters can help manufacturers embrace disruption and stay ahead of the competition.

When self-driving cars arrive on our roads, and they soon will, it will be hard to deny that we’re living in a technological future.

Driverless cars already exist in some forms, but they will hit the market in the early 2020s, and emerge with increasingly advanced capabilities over the coming decades.

Very soon, we’ll be able to prepare for a business meeting during a London commute, read a novel on-the-road to a family gathering in Norfolk, or just kick-back while you enjoy the sights during your own private tour of the Scottish Highlands.

Man or machine? A question that has fascinated for decades. 20 years ago the reigning world chess champion Garry Kasparov was beaten in a game by the computer Deep Blue for the first time.