Over the past few months, a growing awareness has emerged within the care sector: the software designed to support care providers is simply not fit for purpose. This issue has been repeatedly highlighted at industry events, where we’ve met an increasing number of professionals who share our frustration.

Last Friday, 7th March, the Care Tech Avengers assembled once again, bringing together some of the sharpest minds in care technology, operations, and research. It was a real pity that Mark couldn’t join us this time, but he and I (Anoushka) have since talked through the key takeaways together

Welcome to the first edition of Tech Talk, the Care Tech Avengers newsletter! We’re thrilled to launch this platform as a hub for innovation, collaboration and transformative discussions within the social care sector.

Many are attempting to unpick the relevance of AI within social care, questioning whether it truly offers transformative benefits or simply adds another layer of complexity.

Rising employer National Insurance contributions are eating into already tight budgets, making it harder than ever to deliver top-notch care. But here’s the good news: HR software isn’t just a fancy tool; it’s your secret weapon for cutting costs and staying ahead.

“Culture is the invisible thread that holds high-performing teams together, but is your HR system helping to strengthen that bond—or fraying it?”

It’s Christmas Eve in a care home. The halls are adorned with tinsel, and festive music plays softly in the background

We dive into how AI can transform the care industry.

The Low Code revolution is here and it is exactly what the care sector has been crying out for. 

Looking to improve staff retention? Learn how CarePoint365’s HR solution drives better team management.

How Emerging Tech Can Transform Staff Well-being

One Size Fits All?

Why am I doing this? Am I happy? Should I have gone back into this start-up world at all? Could life have been easier if I’d done something else?

We explore how HR software can improve the workplace environment in care

Why The Current Software Model Doesn't Fit Social Care