By Sue Ingram
Celebration, parties, food and fun. They’re all part of Christmas, and for a gloriously long weekend, the closest many of us intend to get to working is gauging how much room we need to leave for pudding. So how to communicate what’s expected of the workforce over the Christmas period
By Joe Steele
The modern UK consumer is inundated with messages from competing brands daily. In this busy environment, it is becoming ever more important for companies to gain a significant share of voice and break through to increasingly savvy consumers who are demanding that brands work harder for their attention.
Last night, Joseph Valente was named the winner of The Apprentice 2015 and Alan Sugar’s new business partner – in essence, beating the boardroom.
Email scams could become the biggest threat to your business in 2016 and we’ve got some practical steps that can help your company protect itself from harm in the New Year.
The fate of the galaxy, or perhaps the fate of your business, can rest on making the right decision when it comes to hiring your Jedi Knights. However, get this element of your business strategy wrong and you could find great disturbance in your force.
By David Pester
In his comprehensive Spending Review in November, chancellor George Osborne confirmed details about the government’s vision for regional devolution in England. Following the stream of devolution deals struck in the run-up to the review – including those for Sheffield City Region, the North East and the West Midlands – he revealed that a number of other deals were progressing at a steady pace.
By Garth Haley
According to Cisco, video will account for 69 per cent of all consumer internet traffic by 2017. As 2016 fast approaches, time is running out for businesses to harness the medium of video to connect with their audiences online.
Cybercrime makes no distinction between large or small businesses, nor does it distinguish between the type of industry or sector it targets, but there are eight key tips businesses can use to protect themselves and their data from cyber crime.
In the latest in our new series of legal features, Russell Hallam, managing partner at Turbervilles Solicitors, writes about the importance of safeguarding one’s business and finances should adversity strike.
The 2015 election was the first in British political history where digital had a direct and demonstrable impact on the result – UK companies would do well to bear that in mind.
