
The latest thought leadership from our expert teams

Start-up technology can be risky business if threats aren’t tackled hard and early
Founders of early-stage start-ups are characteristically passionate, driven and optimistic. Understandably so. Very often they are nurturing a breakthrough idea with the capacity to disrupt business and change the world for the better. So, as they embark on the mission to sell their vision, they should accentuate the positive and keep negative thoughts of risk to the back of their mind, right? Wrong.
- AI & Analytics
- Bioinnovation
- Connectivity & IoT
- Innovation management
- Project management
- Robotics
- Strategic advice
- Synthetic biology

On Demand Webinar: Construction DX - transformation through automation
The construction sector globally is facing many challenges, including availability, cost and safety of labour. It must also confront topics such as environmental sustainability and cost of materials. Meanwhile, DX is a growing trend that can help address these challenges, with automation and autonomous technologies being a key enabler.
- Project management
- Strategic advice

The insider’s view
What is it really like to work at Cambridge Consultants? Here, three senior colleagues look back on their time at the company and the experience of working here.
- Digital service innovation
- Embedded software
- Human factors
- Project management
- Radio systems

Uncertainty is the new certainty as Brexit influences medical device regulations
With fewer than 100 days of the Brexit transition period remaining, it’s clear that medical device manufacturers will need to respond efficiently to the new regulatory developments. Sara Dodd looks at the unfolding new regulatory landscape.
- Project management
- Strategic advice

Bioinnovation: from research to commercialisation
The UK biotechnology scene is buzzing with debate right now, with critical themes like green growth and sustainability really coming to the fore. The pandemic has thrust science and scientists into the spotlight like never before – and each of us has a responsibility to contribute to the sort of response that will help create a more resilient world.
- Bioinnovation
- Project management
- Strategic advice

How to train an engineer successfully – when vital bioinnovation depends on it
It could only happen at Cambridge Consultants. An internal training course for a group for engineers eager to gain some understanding of how it is possible to engineer biology. A challenge certainly… but also indicative of the unique blend of biology, engineering and advanced computation that is enabling our breakthrough work in bioinnovation.
- Product realisation
- Project management
- Strategic advice

A brainstorming success – my top 10 practical tips for getting the most out of remote idea generation
If you're taking the plunge into the world of remote brainstorming and driving its use in your organisation, then here are ten practical tips to help you get the most from running, planning and facilitating your online sessions...
- Digital service innovation
- Innovation management
- Project management

Reward beyond the award: our acclaimed smart device could improve quality of life for IVF patients
It was fantastic to win one of the coveted iF DESIGN AWARDS for Alma, our smart cooling case for injectable fertility drugs. International recognition was a nice boost to the team responsible for a concept with potential to improve quality of life for women facing the challenges of IVF treatment...
- Dispense
- Product realisation
- Project management

Connected drug delivery devices: the reality of design and development
Connected drug delivery products (Drug delivery devices with attached/incorporated capability that includes connectivity to wider digital services) continue to be a driving force in medical devices. In this whitepaper...
- Digital health
- Digital service innovation
- AI & Analytics
- Product realisation
- Project management
- Strategic advice
- User Experience (UX)