A brave new world by Gary Rogers

15 Apr 2020

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As all organisations begin to adapt to a more diverse workforce, Gary Rogers our Head of Investigation & Audit Services took time to reflect on how technology is playing its part and what the future holds for conducting investigations.

 

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Gary Rogers is the Head of Investigation & Audit Services at The TCM Group (Train. Consult. Mediate.).

Read his blog on technology and how  are evolving it’s investigations and investigation training.  

 

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