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7th October 2020 | News
Europoint is proud to announce a partnership with the Fair-AIEd research project, supported by UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship scheme. The Fair-AIEd project is concerned with examining the impact of Public Private Partnership initiatives on the use of AI in education...
3rd May 2020 | COVID-19, Development, Mobile Platforms, News, Security
Updated on 5th May 2020 to reflect further information on data security. The UK government has been working on a COVID tracking app for the last month or so, designed to notify you if you have come into close proximity with someone who has has been diagnosed with the...
2nd April 2020 | News
It has been four years since a small hiatus was announced for Europoint Communications. In the event, this only lasted around 18 months, until October 2018. In that time, Matthew Cunliffe has obtained PRINCE2 Agile Practitioner and RESILIA Practitioner qualifications,...
30th January 2016 | News
Europoint Communications will be taking a break for a while, whilst Matthew Cunliffe explores new avenues of technology and career.
10th January 2015 | News
For Christmas 2014, Europoint Communications ran a poll asking you to vote for one of ten charities to receive a proportion of £5000 and Make a Difference. Thanks to you, the votes are now in, and we have now donated a total of £5004 (rounding up the amounts) to the...
1st December 2014 | News
This Christmas, we are giving away £5000 in total to ten chosen charities, and we'd like you to help us. From 1st December until 31st December 2014, you can vote for one of the ten charities to receive a proportion of the £5000. At the end of the month, the £5000 will...
7th March 2014 | News
Since February 2014 Europoint Communications is proud to be working with AXELOS, a joint venture between the Cabinet Office and Capita PLC to deliver Best Practice into organisations across the world, and to build an innovative and high quality, continuous learning...
10th May 2013 | News
Matthew Cunliffe's CV has been updated. You can also find his details on LinkedIn and Jobserve.
23rd September 2012 | News
Two presentations made to the Nottingham and Derby BCS branch are now available from the downloads page. The first, given last year, discusses the implementation of Service Orientated Architecture as a software development model and the perils, pitfalls and benefits...
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