Small business bosses are starting to realise the importance of smarter procurement, as demonstrated by some recent research published by Tungsten Network.
One of the main problems faced by UK businesses today is workplace productivity, or rather the lack of it. A report produced by the Office for National Statistics illustrates that the UK's average productivity per hour is 18 per cent lower than the rest of the G7 member countries.
Aaron Hayward, employment specialist at DJM Solicitors, asks what Uber's recent employment tribunal ruling on workers rights will mean for businesses that are part of the gig economy.
It's hard to escape news of the Uber employment tribunal ruling, where a long-awaited decision on the status of two taxi-drivers working for the company found its conclusion. This really is the employment law case of the year. But why?
Paul Neeson, associate at investors Scottish Equity Partners, looks at the issue of business growth and explains what is required for scale-up success.
In the time I've been with LinkedIn, I've come to realise that there's a significant risk of revenue loss from a blind spot that all business leaders appear to possess.
When it comes to economic growth, SMEs are pivotal to the future of the UK. They contribute to 60 per cent of all private sector employment in the country, according to the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), and are often at the heart of finding new and innovative ways to work.
20 entities in different parts of the world and all running different systems will typically take minutes rather than days to complete their group reporting using Cloud CFO
Snapchat has hired bankers to prepare for an IPO that could value the firm at between $20bn and $35bn. That's not bad for a social media site that was founded just five years ago, so what can we learn from Snapchat and its climb to success?
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