Security risks top concern for tech leaders

Over one-quarter of employees plan on "workshopping" a few times per week

Sixty-Four Percent of Consumers Are Comfortable with Some Form of Data Collection for a More Relevant Ad Experience

Survey from Optimized Workforce shows one-third of U.S. workers already exposed to AI on the job

Regus study reports that flexible working creates economic, personal and environmental benefits

- Expedia's annual Vacation Deprivation study® shows that 58% of workers globally describe themselves as holiday deprived

- In the UK, 73% of millennials and Gen-Z (aged 18 - 34) believe they deserve more holiday days

- A quarter of Brits (25%) would even give up sex for an extra day of annual leave

- Highlighting a positive attitude to work/life balance compared to the world, Brits are least expected to work when on holiday

- Still, only 18% of workers in the UK feel their employer is supportive of "mental health days"

Millennials are the largest generation of current home renters, but may have alternate priorities than other generations when it comes to protecting their belongings. A new study conducted by Liberty Mutual Insurance reveals that 43 percent of Millennials are renters and less than half (42 percent) of those millennials have renters insurance.

TagStation releases new findings in conjunction with the Radio Advertising Bureau

With the consumer shift from spending money on possessions to spending on experiences, the hospitality market is thriving. The U.S. accommodations sector alone comprises 4.2 million U.S. jobs and generates $293 billion in revenue. Understanding the need to differentiate their offerings to stay competitive, hospitality companies are investing in audiovisual solutions, with plans to spend 5.9 percent of capital improvement budgets on AV in 2018. According to the new 2018 Market Opportunity Analysis Report (MOAR) covering hospitality, produced by the Audiovisual and Integrated Experience Association (AVIXA™), U.S.-based hotel firms will spend approximately $3.1 billion on AV projects this year.

- More than eight in 10 workers able to listen to music at work enjoy it

- Younger workers most apt to enjoy tunes while working
- 71 percent of employees at least somewhat more productive when listening to music
- Top genres that boost staff productivity: Pop, rock and country

95% of Teens in the U.S. Own a Mobile Device; 70% Check Social Media Several Times a Day

Teens Prefer Texting to Talking as Their Favorite Way to Communicate
3 Out of 4 Teens Believe That Tech Companies Intentionally Manipulate Them
Social Media Affects Teens' Social and Emotional Well-Being, But Not Necessarily in Negative Ways

The country's 16 million college students are heading back to their respective colleges and universities this week, following the biggest back-to-school spending season in recent history. But what the students bought – and where – reveals that Gen Zers' relationship to digital technology is more complex than commonly thought.

Demand for personalisation, greater quality and quicker fulfilment driving investment in new printing technologies