Category: Opinion

You’ve spent money on generating traffic to your website: money for Pay Per Click advertising, more money for Search Engine Optimization, and yet more money for social media content and advertising.

The shifting requirements of today’s increasingly tech-savvy workforce, coupled with the rapid digitalisation of traditional working practices, mean that businesses are having to adapt quickly to meet changing workload demands.

The rental economy in the UK is booming. In fact, between 2007 and 2017 the number of private rental properties in the UK increased a huge 63%.

The majority of logistics professionals aren’t offered opportunities for training and development within their current organisation, despite the fact that Brexit is driving fresh demand for specialist skills.

“There is nothing permanent except change”; although originally spoken around 2,500 years ago, the words of ancient Greek philosopher, Heraclitus, are highly relevant to today’s business environment.

Cryptocurrency crime is on the rise.  Earlier this year hackers “stole” $40m in bitcoin from one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, Binance. 

Not what you were expecting? Not, how should I be managing my team effectively? Or, what are the essential skills to strong leadership?

After so many high-profile scandals and individual complaints of toxic culture, in Silicon Valley and elsewhere, it’s surprising that there are some who think that a company culture can be ‘too nice’.

Taking inspiration from an initiative by Nike, could more businesses be employing supply-chain-as-a-service (SCaaS) methods of innovation to put the sparkle back into their performance and their brand?

You know we’re at the cusp of change when online education beats traditional school education. Which is exactly what’s happening right now.

In today’s digital world, consumers still value receiving a personalised and friendly service.

Employees owning shares in the company that they work for isn’t a new concept.

The Federation of Small Business estimates that late payments contribute to 50,000 insolvencies annually, costing the economy £2.5bn.