by tanya.corlett@mindgrove.co.uk | Dec 10, 2019 | News about Mindgrove
Google claims to be the first company to achieve “Quantum Supremacy” with its new Sycamore quantum computing processor. The search giant has announced in the journal 'Nature' that their programmable superconducting quantum computing processor has breached a major...
by tanya.corlett@mindgrove.co.uk | Dec 8, 2019 | News about Mindgrove, Training Events
Micro-learning, we’ll help you keep in step, a bit at a time Learn with us on line Say goodbye to passive on-line learning: Mindgrove has new technology waiting for you. Here’s what Mindgrove offers you Short easily assimilated interesting...
by tanya.corlett@mindgrove.co.uk | Nov 2, 2019 | Behaviour, IT Audit, News about Mindgrove
Auditors: Artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics. In 2019 there is growing evidence that many low-level functions across the workplace are going to be displaced by devices driven by artificial intelligence. Furthermore, as long ago as 2015, the...
by tanya.corlett@mindgrove.co.uk | Jan 7, 2019 | Cybercrime, Data Protection, News about Mindgrove, Risk and Control, Training Events
Google claims to be the first company to achieve “Quantum Supremacy” with its new Sycamore quantum computing processor. The search giant has announced in the journal 'Nature' that their programmable superconducting quantum computing processor has breached a major...
by tanya.corlett@mindgrove.co.uk | Jul 17, 2017 | Data Analytics, News about Mindgrove
Auditors and Data Analytics Getting up to Speed! Auditors are getting up to speed with the use of data extraction, data analysis and data matching. Furthermore, many audit teams decide during the planning phase of audits, whether testing should be driven by Computer...
by tanya.corlett@mindgrove.co.uk | May 1, 2017 | Training Events
We’ve populated our events calendar with training events that Mindgrove will be running. See them by selecting the ‘Upcoming Events’ option from our training menu. Some of the events are in Manchester (typically city centre) and some in London...
