We’ve just witnessed one of the most concerning developments in digital fraud to date. In a case involving a large European bank, fraudsters used manipulated video and AI-generated voices to simulate a live video meeting with top executives, convincingly enough to almost trigger the payment of millions.
The way businesses connect, communicate and collaborate has changed irrevocably. Delivering memorable events and impactful experiences, internally or externally, now demands much more than a PowerPoint and a mic.
The UK is leading Europe in workplace monitoring, with 81% of British businesses saying employee tracking effectively discourages ‘quiet vacationing’ – employees secretly taking time off without requesting leave.
The UK's productivity continues to lag behind its European counterparts, with businesses struggling to balance innovation, worker wellbeing and outdated practices.
The AV industry is constantly shifting. As communication technologies become so deeply ingrained into our everyday lives, both at home and in the office, the nature of AV is continuously evolving to meet modern needs.
Imagine you’ve finished a presentation in a high-tech boardroom announcing plans for the launch of your latest and greatest product. You later discover the details have reached your competitors before you even had the chance to reflect on how well things went. What happened?
Kinly’s Head of Global Services, Jody Moffat, explores the powerful and practical applications of AI that are enhancing user experiences today – and what organisations should know when investing in this transformative technology.
When it comes to AV systems security, hearing the phrase "set it and forget it" should raise eyebrows, and rightly so. We all love the idea of plugging in new equipment, sitting back and letting it do its thing. But there’s a catch. The AV technology landscape evolves quickly. Today’s cutting-edge system is tomorrow’s vulnerability. That’s why we need to talk about the concept of keeping AV systems evergreen.
The demand for secure meetings is fuelled by the rise in digital threats and the increased importance of data sovereignty. The findings of the 2024 NSM report highlight the criticality of safeguarding digital communication in maintaining public trust and operational stability.
