The Razor Blog
News, thoughts and musings from the studio. We’re passionate about our growth and knowledge, and we want to share what we learn with the world.
How do you on-board and welcome new teammates via a screen?
15 April 2020<> Written by Jamie HintonWelcoming team mates virtually is obviously not a new process for some, but for many companies who now find working from home their new reality, it'll be a novel experience. It is undeniable that this will present some challenges: how do you welcome someone to your team without pressing the flesh? This new-norm presents a chance to be creative, to challenge and improve our current approach.
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The Impact of Digital Transformation on Retail
14 April 2020 <> Written by Jamie HintonRetailers are often asking if the future is in-store or online. The reality is, the future is digitally enabled, both in-store and online. Retailers need to begin focusing on the digital value chain, which is focused on collecting data about products, customers and locations.
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Give Hackers a Challenge: Don’t Break Your Content Security Policy For Them
19 February 2020 <> Written by Gabriel McNeillyRead our guide on how to avoid common mistakes made when implementing a content security policy on your website. A Content Security Policy is probably the best defence that you can introduce to your web services.
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The Impact of Digital Transformation on the Automotive Industry
17 February 2020 <> Written by Jamie HintonThe trends in digital transformation we are seeing are set to not only change the way the automotive industry operates but also how we use vehicles in the future. Personalising a customer's experience and understanding their needs as well as cutting costs by digitising the supply chain are just some of the ways digital transformation is driving the evolution of the automotive industry
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How To: Facial Recognition
12 February 2020 <> Written by Laura SmytheLearn how to create a system that can detect and identify faces from a real-time video stream that only uses open-source tools and runs on a Raspberry Pi
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