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How can I ensure my infrastructure project is sustainable?

Cambridge Advance Online | 19 Jan 2023

Our guide to making sustainability front and centre of your infrastructure project, from Professor Richard Fenner, expert in sustainable development.


Meet Prof Mohamed Zaki, the mind behind our Customer Experience (CX) course

Cambridge Advance Online | 10 Jan 2023

Professor Mohamed Zaki discusses his research into Customer Experience (CX) emphasising the application of artificial intelligence (AI), and what he hopes you will gain from his new online course.


Here are the 4 most sought-after skills for 2023

Cambridge Advance Online | 9 Jan 2023

2023 is the year to be improving your skills. Why? Because changes are coming and workplaces need to prepare for the future of work, whatever that may be.


Powerful post-its

Cambridge Advance Online | 14 Dec 2022

The strategic benefits of the roadmapping technique have reached far and wide. Cambridge has adapted the technique to help organisations make smarter decisions.


Effective communication skills: storytelling with stakeholders and employees

Cambridge Advance Online | 13 Dec 2022

To be a compelling communicator is no easy task. Simon Hall, course lead for the University of Cambridge Online course in ‘Compelling Communication Skills,’ asks a past client how important harnessing the power of communication has been to him.


Forest birds and plantations

Paul Donald | 12 Dec 2022

Tropical forests harbour a very high proportion of the planet’s terrestrial biodiversity, supporting wildlife communities that are more diverse and more species-rich than any other habitat.


Meet Professor Ozgur B. Akan, the course lead behind Internet of Everything (IoE): Opportunities for Integrating IoT Technologies

Cambridge Advance Online and Ozgur B. Akan | 17 Nov 2022

Professor Ozgur B. Akan is the Head of the Internet of Everything (IoE) Group at the Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge. He conducts theoretical and experimental research on nano-, bio-, molecular, neural and wireless communications and the IoE. He is an IEEE Fellow, a Turing Fellow and an IEEE Nanotechnology Council (2017-2019) and Communications Society (2011-2013) Distinguished Lecturer.


How 3 of the biggest companies use Big Data, and how you can use it too

Cambridge Advance Online | 6 Jan 2023

Big Data can tell us a lot about future customer demand; what people like based on what’s come before. Companies use this method to continuously grow their capabilities and success in multiple business areas.


Our top tips for online learning

Cambridge Advance Online | 22 Nov 2022

University of Cambridge Online courses allow you to study flexibly in your own time and participate from anywhere in the world, but online learning can be a challenge if you are used to the structure of school or university.


Roadmapping is not just a process, it’s a conversation

Cambridge Advance Online | 16 Nov 2022

Roadmapping supports strategic alignment and planning, building confidence and consensus about decisions and resource allocation, at product, business and sector levels.…


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