Five reasons why Iran is the next China
Every country in the world is going to want to trade with Iran. There’s opportunities for everyone – whether you work in electronics or energy.
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Five ways that big data will change how consumers shop in 2016
2016 is fast approaching. Big data has finally become a big deal, and the population is accustomed to personalisation online. How will big data evolve next year
My five secrets to growing and running a successful business
It’s always fascinated me when people say they hate their job. There are so many careers out there, and so much time is spent at work that it just isn’t necessary to spend your life in a role that you don’t enjoy.
Sell American: How to take your business across the Atlantic
By Paul Black
Having initially launched in the UK, sales-i successfully made the leap across the pond to the US five years ago. CEO Paul Black discusses the key considerations to have when launching a UK business in America.
No time for a wait-and-see approach on mobile Three key lessons from Web Summit 2015
By Dennis Jones
Dennis Jones, CEO at Judo Payments, takes a look at the three key themes arising from Web Summit 2015.
Unleash your companys ability to scale swiftly with a cloud phone system
Why be at the mercy of a telephony provider if you can manage your business communications in the cloud
Six tips for working with people you don’t like
What can you do if you’re working with people that you dislike Here are six ways to cope.
Outsourcing your IT to the cloud: The business case for it
By Joseph Blass
Outsourcing IT to the cloud cheers the finance team up, reduces stress for the CEO and presents new opportunities for the business.
Four entrepreneurs share their lessons on how to avoid making rookie mistakes
By Phil Mottram
The saying “you live and learn” is a common one, but when you’re starting your own business, every decision matters. The decisions you make could have a direct impact on customer or vendor relationships, employees and ultimately on your bottom line.
How to compete if you don’t know who your competitors are
As digitisation continues to revise the rules of business, it is getting harder for firms to identify competitors. Not only are startups popping up left, right and centre, but well-established industry leaders are expanding beyond traditional industry sectors and regions.