Article 13 of the European Copyright Directive has taken centre stage over the past few months with many speculating if its introduction will hinder creativity or safeguard online content sharing rights.
Category: Opinion
Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth
Mindset of an entrepreneur
No one is born, or has a genetic predisposition to become a successful entrepreneur.
Why CIOs are more vital to customer success than ever
CIOs have a fluid and dynamic role in today’s tech-driven enterprises. Whereas they were once solely focused on their companies’ technology infrastructure, the data-driven and technological nature of today’s business world is pushing the CIO into the limelight.
As big players prove partnerships’ popularity, is it time SMEs followed their lead?
ITV and BBC just announced BritBox for the UK – over a decade in the making, it’s a partnered platform aimed at becoming a rival to Netflix in catalogue and original content.
We can’t let the next generation of SME owners burn out
Starting your own business takes blood, sweat and tears. Few people when they start out are under the illusion that it will be easy.
Times change, it’s time the workplace did too
Workplace culture is a hot topic and one that never fails to raise a reaction. In November 2018, tens of thousands of Google employees conducted a worldwide walkout targeting workplace culture less than a year after the internet giant topped Fortune magazine’s list
Transforming judicial cases with video links
The benefits of video technology in the justice system are twofold; not only do they enable vulnerable witnesses to give evidence confidently and safely via video calling but they can save time and expenses for all those who are taking part.
Lush: A game of social strategy
Lush, this week, announced that it was closing down its social media accounts saying that they did not want to pay to appear on people’s feeds. Instead it said it was switching up social.
Why a project management career can weather the economic storm
At a time of political and economic uncertainty, it would seem understandable for many to have concerns over their career prospects, yet according to new research, project management seems to be one profession bucking that negative trend.
Public Relations has always been dominated by women, but it’s still a man’s world at the top
The portrayal of PR Experts or PR Consultants in Film and TV are normally played by women in their mid 30’s
How to ensure your business is on the right side of history in 20 years
History has a habit of looking unfavourably towards individuals and corporations who don’t hold up to the scrutiny of modern morality.
UK SMEs do not have sufficient skills to prevent cyber attacks
Nearly all UK SMEs admit employees lack the necessary skills to carry out security testing
Cashflow: How SMEs can keep it in check
There is no one to whom the phrase ‘cash is king’ is more applicable than small businesses.
Time is running out for traditional practices in the construction industry
A leading figure in construction has set out his vision for modernisation of the industry.
Why female leaders need to be seen and heard
With #BalanceforBetter leading the International Women’s Day campaign in 2019, Helen Sharpe remains struck by the imbalance in narratives when it comes to business.
