หลังจากมีการอัปเดตระบบอีเมลบุคลากรใหม่ เพื่อเพิ่มประสิทธิภาพ และความปลอดภัยในการใช้งานอีเมล ทางสำนักบริหารเทคโนโลยีสารสนเทศ จึงได้รวบรวมข้อแนะนำที่น่าสนใจให้ผู้ใช้งานอีเมล ได้นำไปเป็นแนวทางในการใช้งานต่อไป

The value of the UK’s strongest brands has not only recovered since the onset of the pandemic but is now accelerating at a faster pace than pre-Covid, according to the latest BrandZ analysis by Kantar.

The total value of the UK’s top 75 brands has increased by 22% since 2020. This is well ahead of the 6% global economic growth rate forecast in March by the International Monetary Fund, and far better than the FTSE 100, which is yet to recover to pre-pandemic levels (down 13% as of 7 September).

The retailer has increased its digital advertising spend by £10m this year to £65m, and plans to test how much further it can push expenditure without compromising its rate of return.

Large unauthorised contactless payments can be made on locked iPhones by exploiting how an Apple Pay feature designed to help commuters pay quickly at ticket barriers works with Visa.

Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella has described the proposed deal to buy TikTok, under pressure from the Trump White House, as "the strangest thing".

In August 2020, as President Trump threatened to ban TikTok, the Chinese video app's owner ByteDance approached Microsoft as a possible partner.

With more than 150,000 branches loaded with $2tn (£1.46tn) worth of deposits and serving over a billion customers, India's banks look impressive on paper.

In reality, they are in a mess.

For many who leave the military, entering the civilian workforce can be a shock, with an office culture devoid of the routine and chain-of-command that shapes a life in uniform. "There's a loss of structure, and a loss of all those things that held daily activities together," recalls Tristan Carson, a US Marine veteran. "In the military, your days are dictated for you. You know what you're going to be doing."

If you have been involved in any sort of construction project recently, then you will be familiar with all the complaints about the soaring price of building materials.

A surge in demand for building, combined with supply constraints - blamed on the effects of the coronavirus pandemic - have sent prices for timber, cement and other essential supplies shooting higher.