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One of the biggest challenges facing HR professionals throughout the UK and Europe is the increasingly difficult nature of talent management.

As technology advances, software design plays an increasingly critical role in a growing number of healthcare divisions.

The reliability, comfort and safety of train operations depend on two critical factors. Firstly, the quality of infrastructure and how it is maintained, and secondly, the weather conditions operators are faced with.

The Bribery Act, which came into force in July 2011, makes "failing to prevent bribery" a criminal offence for commercial organisations.

In the current climate of increasing regulation, introduced in order to control the effects of the global financial crisis and the boom in technology, businesses are having to ensure they remain in complete control of information retention

It is widely recognised within the energy sector that process improvement works best when it is aligned continuously with the company's strategic aims.

Mikkel Bruun, Programme Executive Board Chair and Mette Holm Duelund, Programme Leader, of the ERA-NET Road Programme, join Infrastructure IQ to discuss Asset Management Meeting Future Challenges at the Danish Road Directorate.

Sven Jansson, Programme Director for Transmission and Distribution at the Swedish utility organisation Elforsk, joins Infrastructure IQ to discuss the conversion of PAS 55 into an ISO standard.

With the advancement of technology comes a raft of brand protection issues, as products are made increasingly vulnerable to the actions of counterfeiters. Year upon year, they use more sophisticated tools to rip off the bestselling brands.

As the UK's heavily-regulated energy market adopts an increasingly customer-centric approach to process excellence, there have inevitably been companies which have embraced change more seamlessly than others.