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The Hark Friday 5 is our top 5 ESG, technology and sustainability stories of the week, curated by the Hark team.
The Hark Friday 5 is our top 5 ESG, technology and sustainability stories of the week, curated by the Hark team.
Node.js is growing in popularity as a choice for server-side applications and in the Internet of Things.
When it comes to getting the best out of your data, there’s only one team to call…
We highlight some of the Climate Change films that have helped influence the Hark team.
Now that 2021 feels like a distant dream; COP26, the UK energy crisis, the COVID pandemic all echoing around us – all of which being huge catalysts for smart tech integration, the question seems to beckon: are the promises of the last year being brought to fruition?
Sensors. Gateways. Devices. Cloud platforms. There’s probably less than you’d think that goes into the digital transformation of a business. Nevertheless, getting the entire system connected can seem like a mind-boggling minefield of buzzwords and jargon.
If the Autumn fuel crisis had done anything other than make headlines and annoy motorists, it had brought to focus the significant benefits of the switch to electric vehicles (EVs). As the seemingly straightforward answer for the least-environmentally friendly industry, the EV movement is garnering some real momentum.
Asda has launched an innovative project at its Stevenage tech store as part of a series of trials that will connect the in-store experience.
The latest update to Hark’s dashboarding system (affectionately nicknamed Dashboarding 5.0 by the team) has officially landed. Read on to get the low-down on new features!
Have you ever wondered why children constantly ask “why” when trying to understand something? Well, as much as this can be frustrating for parents and guardians, in the Product Development realm it is an incredibly useful and simple tool to get to the root of the conversation, requirement, or problem.
Have you been wondering how you can use the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) to get ISO 50001 certified? Or maybe how IIoT can help to identify Significant Energy Uses throughout your Energy Portfolio? This article will answer these questions, so you can reliably improve your sustainability credentials and cut your business costs.
Currently, the vast majority of data centres blow air across their electronics to cool them. In doing so, very significant amounts of electricity, water, and space are consumed. Despite the industry’s efforts to optimise efficiency, data centres contribute around 1% of total global energy consumption – and growing – coupled with very significant water consumption.
The power infrastructure in the UK is in a major transitional phase and with the PM stating that all of the UK’s electricity is going to come from clean energy sources by 2035; as COP26 progresses we expect more news on the clean power era to come.
