When it comes to software engineering in particular, bosses now have something solid to point to in the form of a high-quality study that suggests remote work may give coders an edge in the short term but is less productive than working face-to-face with team members in the long term.

Yesterday’s deluge of briefings to incoming ministers contained a few juicy tidbits but also gave some insights into where the nation’s policy wonks think the country is heading.

With artificial intelligence set for widespread take-up in 2024, business leaders are eyeing how their organisations can gain data-driven insights, as well as develop their generative AI and digital skills training.

AI-related restructuring is gathering steam, with software and game development companies putting artificial intelligence to use to cut costs.

We can expect more tech recruitment on a global basis, modest pay increases, and it appears the worst of the tech layoffs are behind us according to data from HR and payroll firm Deel.

For all the focus on generative AI this year, has it really changed your life that much? For some people working in IT, the answer is yes.