A recent study has found that there is something of a perception gap between businesses and investors in terms of what makes a successful scale-up company.
Although the majority of SMEs have yet to put Brexit-proofing plans in place, since Article 50 was triggered, 32 per cent have upped business development activity, and 27 per cent have decreased their costs.
The British skills gap is a problem for businesses with ambitions of scaling up. How can you make sure you have access to the right talent?
It's understandable that businesses want to get new talent onboard quickly, but beware you don't immediately dampen the enthusiasm of your new hires under a deluge of paperwork.
UK employees were willing to leave their roles for a ten per cent pay rise, compared to a European average of 12 per cent.
The market is full of cloud services but what do they actually offer, and why should you use them over the tolls you already have It might surprise you to learn that you may already be using a fair few.
Dwindling growth prospects and business confidence is leading to increased financial distress amongst the UK SME community, new evidence shows.
What makes spotting future expenses horrors difficult is that expense management problems tend to emerge slowly. It's the gradual slowing down of systems as staff struggle to cope with the increased demands caused by scaling-up.
In surveying a group of business leaders, it was found that 46 per cent do not see the use of Twitter any more the main criticism being that there is a ?lack of useful engagement" on the platform.
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