News, thoughts and musings from the studio
It’s a common misconception that working across a number of industries can mean spreading yourself too thinly, but at Razor, we pride ourselves on not being sector specific, and choosing to work alongside businesses from a range of industries.
Many businesses have begun employing technology such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and bots, however, there are misconceptions, with some labelling what are actually automated systems as AI, but there’s actually a big difference between the two.
We’re proud to announce that we’ve been awarded supplier status under the G-Cloud, Digital Outcomes and Specialists framework, as part of the Digital Marketplace.
Currently, there's a lot of discussion around what SMEs can learn from big business, but perhaps it’s time that we also consider how big businesses can benefit from working with smaller partners.
Recently we’ve been working on a number of projects alongside The University of Sheffield’s Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC). This has opened up a lot of opportunities for us to delve deeper into the engineering and manufacturing industries.
At Razor, we’re passionate about tech and take every opportunity to demonstrate just what an enabler it can be. Recently, we’ve been sharing our expertise and experience with the students at UTC Sheffield.
Businesses place great importance on their marketing solutions, and rightly so, as they can make or break your brand and the relationship you have with consumers. We recently spoke to BQ, to explain how technology can support a much more efficient and effective approach to marketing.
We all understand the benefits of improvement, but it’s easy to get overambitious, and take on too much at once. In order for improvement to be effective and sustainable, it needs to be done gradually...
We recently gave a media interview about the world of technology, from data security, to artificial intelligence, to why we’re people, not tech first.
