In 2011, only one of the world’s five largest businesses was a tech company. Today only one isn’t.
Category: Opinion
Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth
The funding gap: why tech SMEs need alternative finance
There has been a resurgence of tech IPOs in 2017, validating the potential of high-growth companies operating in this sector.
Barriers and incentives to starting a business
Starting a Business? These are the top barriers and incentives for would-be entrepreneurs in the UK
What can SMEs learn from Wimbledon?
It’s that time of year when everyone’s for tennis.
No eggs-cuses – foods you shouldn’t eat in the office
Fish, fast food and re-heated leftovers are some of the foods that office employees are enjoying on their lunch breaks – at the expense of their co-workers.
Trials and tribulations of purchasing CRM
Stuart McLaren, Sales and Marketing Director, ProspectSoft,examines the trials and tribulations of purchasing cloud CRM – and says the traditional free trial is dead.
Why should live streaming be integrated into all marketing campaigns?
Short-sighted sceptics have long decried the death of live broadcast TV, with television audiences continuing to turn to digital streaming and catch up services.
How family friendly is your business?
The family dynamic and working landscape is constantly shifting.
Why interactive prototyping provides a better development journey
In UI design the user experience encompasses the usability, effectiveness and value that a site can provide its visitors.
How mobile is making the intranet redundant
The intranet emerged in the early 90s as a private network accessible to an organisation’s staff, providing a wide range of information and services from the organisation’s internal IT systems.
The impact of Brexit on SMEs
The implications of Brexit are far-reaching, and, at best, complicated for all businesses with interests in the UK.
Football & Comedy – Perfect Analogies for the European Championships of Brexit
A year ago this month there was a big match played in the UK; watched by a huge crowd, with the final score probably best-described as an away win: Remain City 48-52 Leave County.
The Ripple Effect? Reading the runes after Trump’s first 100 days in office
Now that President Trump has passed the 100-day mark of his term in office, how are investors taking stock of the new administration, particularly given the hype and speculation that surrounded his election?
The end of jobs and the future of work
It seems that whatever the country, whatever the economic context, the critical question is becoming ever more pertinent; what is the future of work in an era of exponential technology development?
The business pitfalls of being a digital dinosaur
Silence is not an option in business today.
















