Shaun Oakes, Owner, ievo tells us how they have got their fingers on success with their biometric fingerprint readers for access control.
Category: News
The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Number of young people starting a business rises by 70% since 2006
The number of under 35s starting businesses has risen by more than 70 per cent since 2006, according to new statistics released today/Tuesday September 30 by data research leader Duedil and small business network Enterprise Nation.
UK faces perfect talent storm
The UK is facing a growing talent crisis in the labour market, raising the risk of slower economic growth and lost opportunity for Britain’s small businesses.
Two years of automatic enrolment
New findings released today by NEST suggest a potential Pension Paradox at play among small and micro business in the UK.
Businesses Encouraged to Claim £3000 Grants for Better Broadband
Businesses in 22 cities around the UK have until March 2015 to apply for a Government grant worth up to £3000 to start reaping the business benefits of faster broadband speeds and better connectivity.
Entrepreneur-turned-mayor to speak at major small business event
Mayor of Bristol George Ferguson and Mark Pearson, who recently sold his online company for £55m, are among the speakers at the final of a nationwide business competition in October.
The business reaction as Scotland says no in historic devolution vote
After almost three years of bitter campaigning, and in a vote which saw the people of Scotland come out in record numbers to vote, we get the business reaction as they chose to retain the 307-year-old Union.
Lord Digby Jones attacks UK failure to support struggling businesses
Lord Jones used address at Annual Conference of the Institute for Turnaround to highlight lack of support for businesses as recovery takes hold.
Made In Britain: Briggs Automotive Company
Neill Briggs, Co-Founder, Briggs Automotive Company, tells us how they developed the fastest car on road legal tyres after only 2 years of production
Phones 4U collapses into administration
Retailer’s 720 outlets will not open on Monday, with 5,596 staff to be briefed by management, as private equity owner BC Partners launches an attack on mobile operators
Made in Britain: The Great British Florist
We talk to Heather Gorringe of The Great British Florist about her inspirations in business and why she’s bringing back the Great British posy.
Senior business figures warn that the exit plans are neither “bluff” nor “bluster”
Scotland is facing a wholesale exodus of its biggest companies should the country vote for independence in a week’s time with senior business figures warning that the exit plans are neither “bluff” nor “bluster”.
Judges revealed for National Business Awards 2014
The National Business Awards has today revealed the full line-up of judges for 2014. The judging panels will determine the winners across 17 categories, and will be headed up by Chair of Judges Dame Helen Alexander.
Three Fifths of Start-ups Have Tried and Failed to Secure Traditional Financial Investment
According to a new study conducted by the UK’s largest Angel Network, as many as half of UK start-up businesses have tried and subsequently failed to secure substantial financial investment from a traditional source, such as bank loans or by selling shares.
Labour employment tribunal reforms must not make system a “one-way bet”
The Institute of Directors has slammed plans by Labour to scrap the current employment tribunal system
















