Author: Sam Allcock

Scott Dylan champions diversity and inclusion within the tech industry, offering strategies to cultivate an inclusive culture and support underrepresented groups. As London Tech Week 2024 draws to a close, Scott Dylan, Co-founder of Inc & Co, delivers a compelling speech on the critical issue of diversity and inclusion in the tech sector. Emphasising the need for diverse and equitable workplaces, Dylan shares detailed strategies for fostering an inclusive culture and actively supporting underrepresented groups. Promoting Diversity and Inclusion Despite the tech sector’s rapid growth and innovation, it has faced persistent criticism for its lack of diversity. Scott Dylan passionately argues…

Wall panelling offers a versatile array of options for enhancing the aesthetic appeal of one’s home. Whether you seek to imbue a sense of elegance or aim for a more modern touch, wall panels can transform the dynamics of any room. They serve not just as decorative elements but also provide functional benefits, such as insulation and hiding imperfections. With numerous materials and designs to choose from, including traditional wood panels, contemporary 3D designs, and bespoke slatted arrangements, homeowners can find the perfect match to reflect their personal style and complement the architectural features of their space. Incorporating wall panelling…

The convenience of summoning a takeaway to your doorstep with just a few screen taps has catapulted the food delivery industry into an innovation and convenience nexus. Scott Dylan, the co-founder of Inc & Co and an astute analyst of the ever-transforming ‘as-a-service’ arena, ventures into the future of food delivery services with predictions that resonate with a society increasingly reliant on technological solutions for dining. His narrative not only scrutinises the current landscape of food delivery but also envisions a future where artificial intelligence (AI), sustainability, and a fluid transaction-based ecosystem revolutionise our dining habits. Dylan’s insights are not…