Q&A: AI custom software development in higher education
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Training smarter AI with data training pipelines
Machine learning (ML) models are only as good as the data that trains them. High-quality, well-organised, and accurately labelled data is the foundation of successful ML projects. However, preparing this data in-house of…
Cloud migration without ‘the fear’ – Practical insights moving a major VLE to AWS
Sometimes it’s easy to under-appreciate a virtual learning environment until you put it through a full cloud migration, modernisation, and the controlled chaos of peak student enrolment. Working with The Open University …
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25 years of NashTech: built on people, driven by purpose
Milestones matter – but only because of what they represent. In 2025, NashTech marked its 25th year. A quarter of a century in technology is no small achievement in an industry defined by constant change. Yet this milest…
Do different, do better: insights from industry
Key takeaways from the Ministry of Defence and NashTech webinar series
Why custom software development is now strategically important
For years, enterprise technology strategy followed a familiar pattern: buy proven platforms, configure where necessary, and avoid the perceived risk of building from scratch. That model is being quietly but decisively re…
Technology is moving faster than organisations can absorb
The panel at NashTech Connect 2026 brought together leaders who each sit at a different vantage point of the digital transformation landscape. What followed was a candid discussion about readiness, risk, and the realitie…
AI: predictability, regulation and ethics
At the 2026 NashTech Connect Conference, NashTech’s Senior Technology Consultant Chris Weston and Tia Cheang, a globally recognised leader in data, AI and digital transformation, delivered a breakout session on AI predic…
Scaling AI across the software development life cycle (SDLC)
As generative AI and agentic technologies rapidly reshape the software development landscape, organisations are under pressure to move beyond experimentation and into true, scalable adoption.
NashTech Connect 2026: conference highlights
Event overview On 26 February 2026, ~300 guests and expert speakers gathered in London, UK, for the inaugural NashTech Connect Conference. The central theme of the event was around unravelling the game-changing potential…
Small change. Big impact. How Pennies scaled its platform for the next 300 million donations.
At NashTech Connect 2026, the audience was treated to an inspiring session as Alison Hutchinson, CEO of Pennies, took centre stage to recount the charity’s remarkable technology journey and share what it truly takes to s…
AI maximalism: when AI stops being a feature and becomes the stack
As generative and agentic AI continue to move from experimentation to enterprise reality, organisations face a critical inflection point. Many have successfully deployed pilots, tools, and proofs of concept, but fewer ha…
Why AI projects fail and how to fix them
At the 2026 NashTech Connect Conference, AI expert David Thorley led a breakout session for technology leaders on a topic that rarely gets honest airtime: AI model failure. This article distils the key insights for CIOs …
AI eats the world
Benedict Evans is an internationally recognised technology analyst with over 20 years’ experience spanning mobile, digital media, and venture capital. Formerly working in Silicon Valley, he now operates independently, sh…
Exclusive launch of NashTech’s latest insights
At the 2026 NashTech Connect Conference, NashTech’s Director of Advisory, George Lynch and Senior Technology Consultant Chris Weston took to the stage to launch the exclusive findings of NashTech’s latest insights. These…
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Transforming software development: The Vibe Coding approach every CIO needs to know
Software development is evolving faster than ever. The rise of large language models (LLMs) and agentic AI has reshaped how ideas move from concept to code.