By Staff writer
Technology has a fundamental role to play in transforming how we do business and succeed. From handling customer orders to calling a colleague in another country, it is at the heart of all British firms.
By James Norman
The “Future of Government Digital Services” report has found some valuable insights for policymakers, the Government Digital Service and the wider civil service and industry. But while the report identified the progress made by the government over the past five years, it also revealed a significant demand for faster and better online services in areas such as business support.
With the age of a startup entrepreneur averaging 40, some may be forgiven for thinking a teen entrepreneur is too young to succeed. However, one teenager is proving that age really is just a number.
Corporate restructuring specialist Trevor McClintock explains why investing in and turning around a failing company can provide a lucrative return for those willing to get stuck in.
Did you ever believe we would live in a world in which the biggest taxi firm (Uber) owns no cars, the largest popular media provider (Facebook) owns no content and the biggest global retailer (Alibaba) owns no commodities
The efficiency and accuracy with which business processes are completed can impact everything, from customer satisfaction and brand reputation, to revenue and profit. Here is how to use apps to streamline processes.
Your choice of domain name extension has an effect on how customers see your brand. Here is why it matters so much.
By Simon Brooke
Big data is a big bogeyman to many small and medium-sized companies which regard it as too complex and time consuming to deal with.
More than three million Brits are set to get creative during the festive period and sell handmade goods for Christmas, which is set to generate sales of £376m.
By Dennis Lin
With a population of over 1.35bn, the world’s largest, China is an exciting and dynamic market for UK businesses. Dennis Lin, Head of China Desk at Santander UK, tells us why UK businesses should look to the Chinese market when thinking about exporting – as part of our four-part country series.
