Protection against cyber attacks mitigation and response
By Staff writer
If last year is anything to go by regarding the rate and sophistication of cyber attacks, 2017 is set to see a marked increase in both.
Tag: Advice & Guides
Don’t just strive for a diverse workforce, change attitudes through doing instead of talking
By Staff writer
Leadership expert Stephen Frost shares five tips to help you create a diverse team and better your organisation.
Follow Lego’s footsteps in putting the customer first
By Staff writer
Becoming an organisation that puts the customer first, particularly when the customer hasn’t traditionally been central to the company’s culture, is a major transformation which requires a deep understanding and commitment.
The good, the bad and the ugly: Key lessons from Trump’s leadership
By Staff writer
I would like to use a great Spaghetti Western movie title as a structure for exploring Donald Trump’s leadership strengths, risk areas and key lessons we can draw for leadership in business and more generally.
Brilliant retargeting ideas you need to try
By Staff writer
Only two per cent of shoppers convert on their first visit to an online store; meaning brands need to be active in retargeting prospects where possible.
Building blocks for the ultimate workplace your staff will love coming to
If you want to create the ultimate workplace then there are a few things you’ll need to take into account as is suggested in this infographic.
IP considerations SMEs should make when looking to export
By Staff writer
Often, when deciding where to apply for IP protection, the most difficult challenge is knowing in which countries any new product or service is likely to be most successful. Here are a few IP considerations to take into account.
The true journey to becoming customer-centric evolves a lot of drive and determination
By Staff writer
Practitioners like myself are often asked what bosses can do to make their company customer-centric. In the first of three articles intending to answer that question, I unveil that it requires a great deal of commitment and consideration to go beyond simply being a buzzword.
New insolvency rules look to reduce casualties as a result of domino effect
By Staff writer
On 6 April 2017, a new set of insolvency rules will hit the UK. Many people reading this may think this will be of little significance to them, but that’s not the case.
Is your business prepared for death” Why a will should be your New Year’s resolution
By Staff writer
Many businesses aren’t prepared for death, caught out when the unforeseen departure of a director or shareholder becomes reality. The resulting problems not only impact the company but also the deceased’s loved ones and their employees, both of whom can be left with unwanted issues to contend with.