Why infrastructure is crucial to unlocking the digital potential of SMEs
Shoosmiths’ commercial partner and digital law expert Laurence Kaye shares his thoughts on how SMEs can exploit the internet, web and mobile products and services
Tag: Opinion
An open letter to new small business minister Anna Soubry from the leader of a media barter company
Frances Dickens, CEO of media barter business Astus Group, both welcomes incoming small business minister Anna Soubry to the fold and advises her on what still needs to be done.
Why investors see Disney, and its consistent great performance, as stock “magic”
Since Oscar season in February 2014, movie and entertainment stocks have been outperforming and continuing to advance. In the first days of May 2015, however, the tide has turned with every stock in the sector except for Disney posting a loss.
David Cameron needs to show us what he’s made of by “slaying our pesky bogeymen”
After the glorious victory for common sense in last Thursday’s general election, various bogeymen have raised their heads. The time has come to slay them.
Historic general election sees record number of women win seats in parliament
Just 100 years ago, there were no female politicians in the Houses of Parliament. But the 2015 general election proved to be an historic event for women.
Location: The secret to a happy British workforce or a double-edged sword
By Tim Stone
The location of a workplace is increasingly important to employees, with an internet connection providing more flexibility than ever before. So is location the secret to satisfying the workforce or not
Charlie Mullins: Undoubtedly the biggest winner from the general election was UK business
From the one-man-bands to the multi-nationals, every one of us had a dog in this fight and the thought of a Labour-led government steering the economic ship back into stormy waters proved to be enough to make even the most hardy of us feel seasick.
Vince Cable: One of the sad casualties of this general election
Contained amongst the high-profile bombshells that reverberated throughout the night as votes were counted and results announced was Vince Cable’s downfall – the long-serving Liberal Democrat MP departed business secretary.
Is Google’s new diversity policy a step forward for tech companies or just hot air
A year ago Google released the composition of its workforce, and admitted it was “miles from where we want to be” – but since then, what has it done to address its problems
Live or die Why brand identity will decide a company’s fate
By Myles Ritson
In this age, smart companies understand that brand is no longer for under control for them to define. For decades, marketers have worked on what message they would give their target audience but the audience has left the building.