Location: (Remote) Offices in London and Nottingham but will consider remote. Liberis is transforming business finance. We use the latest technology to make it simple and flexible for small businesses to secure funding. Since our inception we have helped more than 15,000 small businesses access over £390 million in funding. We believe that small businesses are the economic lifeblood of local communities, yet they continue to be underserved by traditional banks and financial services organisations.

Liberis is transforming business finance. We use the latest technology to make it simple and flexible for small businesses to secure funding. Since our inception we have helped more than 15,000 small businesses access over £390 million in funding. We believe that small businesses are the economic lifeblood of local communities, yet they continue to be underserved by traditional banks and financial services organisations. We are in a very exciting period of growth, both within the UK and internationally, with teams based in London, Nottingham, USA and Scandinavia.

Microsoft is reportedly firming up plans to offer OpenAI's Artificial intelligence (AI) language model GPT-3 to its business customers. The new Azure OpenAI Service will be offered as part of its growing portfolio of business-oriented tools powered by its cloud computing platform. Reporting on the development, The Verge explains that GPT-3 is touted as a new generation of AI language models, which are primarily deployed as autocomplete tools. Microsoft however intends to capitalize on GPT-3's ability to parse language for business tasks such as summarizing documents, analyzing the sentiment of text, and generating ideas for projects and stories. GPT-derived tools aren't exclusive to Microsoft, and The Verge says that startups like Copy.ai use the system to help customers write better work emails and pitch decks.

Machine learning and other complex algorithms are becoming standard across various disciplines, including business intelligence, marketing, customer support, social media and fraud detection. And, a lot of the time, they're used to build cloud-based prediction models with a high level of accuracy. Companies all over the world are constantly collecting massive amounts of data, encompassing everything from payment transactions to website clicks and factory output. Sooner or later it becomes difficult for most of these companies to extract meaningful insights from this data. Data storage and data processing solutions have come a long way since the days of centralised computer systems and departmental servers in organisations.

If you've yet to hear about this IT phenomenon, it's likely you're not among the 44 percent of businesses implementing a digital-first approach to business processes, operations, and customer engagement. ZDnet defines today's digital transformation as, "using digital technologies to remake a process to become more efficient or effective. The idea is to use technology not just to replicate an existing service in a digital form, but to use technology to transform that service into something significantly better." As today's organizations embrace digital tools to create new processes or modify existing ones, they'll also inherently impact other important aspects, like workplace culture and customer experience. With digital transformation, companies are re-evaluating everything they do, from internal systems to online and in-person customer interactions.