For as long as I can remember, I’ve always cleaned my teeth before going to bed at night. This has always been a semi-religious ritual which I pride myself in never having broken. That is up until now!

The SEAT car company is pioneering a new technique to track a driver’s gaze through infrared cameras and algorithms. Knowing where users are looking helps to achieve a more intuitive and secure interaction with devices such as radios, sat navs and vehicle controls.

In a year where we have spent more time in our own homes than perhaps ever before, what does 2021 hold in store for the residential property market? Property law firm Collyer Bristow looks into its crystal ball and makes a few predictions.

Love them or loath them, electric cars are what we’ll all be driving in just a few years’ time and while petrol-heads around the world will lament its passing, the Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) will be consigned to the automotive history books forever.

The Mover’s Deputy Editor David Jordan explains the ‘black art’ of getting your story published in the press for free and why you really should make the effort.

On 18 December, EUROMOVERS held its second video conference open to all its members worldwide.

What has been and will be the effects of working from home on the relocation industry?

A close look at what being a mover really means, by Larry Kruger of McWilliams Moving & Storage in Canada.

Janet Turner has recently joined DN Van Lines in the USA. Here she shares her thoughts on the industry in which she has spent over 40 years of her working life.

Steve Jordan talked to Terence Wee and Kenneth Cheong from SMART Relocators in Singapore as 2020 drew to a close.

Kristin White from Sterling Lexicon explores the many challenges that COVID has created and how mobility professionals can use innovative ways to enhance existing skills or create virtual arrangements.

According to a Migration Patterns Study by Atlas Van Lines, 23 US states registered as balanced (meaning that moves in and out of the states were roughly equal), 12 as outbound, and 15 as inbound, in addition to Washington, DC.

I suppose my first intention here is to hope that you have so far had a Happy New Year. Apparently only 10% of us adhere to our often ill thought out resolutions, so by now you’re probably well on the path back to where you started.

Kevin Shaw, National MD Sales, and Michael Cook, National MD Lettings from Leaders Romans Group, one of the UK’s largest property lettings services groups, look at the UK property market in 2021.

Steve Jordan talks to Chris Mackley who has spent most of his career with Michael Gerson Ltd in the UK, a company renowned for its ability to serve the corporate and high net worth markets by doing moving the way it should be done.

Mention BS and ISO standards to a roomful of removers and you’ll get a very mixed reaction. People tend to fall into one of two camps; those that wholeheartedly embrace the idea of formal standards, and those that wouldn’t touch them with a Corona-sanitised bargepole.

Julia O’Connor from IAM hosted a session at the Virtual IAM conference entitled Female Leadership in Global Moving & Mobility.

The Virtual IAM conference in October included a panel discussion on a subject dear to the hearts of most moving companies: how to manage financial risks. With the challenges everyone experienced during 2020 it was a particularly poignant message.

The Virtual IAM conference in October included a group session asking what RMCs want from moving companies.

Steve Jordan interviews Bertil Durieux, President of FEDEMAC, to look at the way the organisation has reinvented itself for the modern era.