
Transforming digital asset management with AI
The transformative power of AI in digital asset management. Revitalising 47 hotel websites, upgrading 1,900 outdated hero images. The solution? The AI-driven pipeline.
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The transformative power of AI in digital asset management. Revitalising 47 hotel websites, upgrading 1,900 outdated hero images. The solution? The AI-driven pipeline.
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OpenLayers mapping does not provide both metric and imperial scalelines by default. Here is a step by step guide to achieving this to cater for the European market.
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Get your Google Analytics data into a Google Sheet to allow easy analysis using the latest version of the Analytics Reporting API, version 4.
Dave walks through a step by step guide with an example Google Sheet and script to get you kickstarted...

HTTPS is the secure version of HTTP, the protocol used to send data between browsers and websites.
Enabling HTTPS on your website keeps the data entered by your users safe from prying eyes. Providing the security...

For some people, working from home is perfectly normal and can be a preferable way to work. For others, it's unusual and may feel lonely and full of distractions.
Technology is making working from home, also known as remote working, easier...

Millions of people access the internet each day, without really knowing the complicated processes that are happening in the background as they scroll through cute pictures of puppies or book their next holiday.
Well, all of those web pages have one thing in common: servers.

Big data!!
There, I've done it, I've sworn - at least according to the MeasureCamp swear jar instigated by it's founder Peter O'Neill.
On the welcome podium at the 6th London MeasureCamp, Peter waved the charity donation pot and explained "Don't use buzz words or jargon, say what you mean. Don't say big data, others may not know what you mean, maybe say more data than will fit in a spreadsheet."

Now don't get me wrong, I like a handsome website and I'm not such a philistine that I don't cringe when I see a terrible colour scheme, or a squished or pixelated graphic, but it's very easy to get distracted by the aesthetics of websites. Nothing wows your boss/client/mum more than a giant projection of your shiny new web pages writ large on a wall. Bold statements, compelling graphs, scrumptious pie charts - infographics that crystallize complicated concepts.
But there's a problem...