Why should the K-3901 Numi make a list for corporate gifts you ask” Because things have a nasty habit of breaking and if you buy one after a client complains about their somehow wrecked toilet, it shows you’ve been listening.
The global luxury market is stuck in a holding pattern for the foreseeable future, Bain & Company concluded but premium bikes like Haibike are bucking the trend in the UK.
When George Lucas popularised drones such as R2-D2 and C3PO in the 1977 film Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope, he was deemed a visionary. We ve now come to a point in time that for the right price, you could have a mini drone (quadcopter) to call your own.
By Staff writer
The promise of SaaS is to provide great flexibility to the customer, but that flexibility means it’s easy for a company to switch providers. Churn therefore is a significant issue and SaaS providers need to balance the cost of attracting a new customer against the cost of how to keep existing customers happy.
By Staff writer
In one of his last keynote speeches before his retirement, John Chambers, Cisco’s CEO of 20 years, predicted over a third of firms today will be dead in ten years, stating the only ones that will survive will be digital companies, and many will fail trying to emulate such firms.
Scottish online flight booking business Skyscanner has been sold to a Chinese buyer through a deal valuing it at £1.4bn, providing early investor Scottish Equity Partners with a big pay day.
By Staff writer
You might imagine that technology companies are at the forefront of diversity, especially considering most are full of super-intelligent people who would never dream of discriminating against someone. The reality, however is that gender diversity is a huge issue within our industry, and has been for some time.
By Matt Powell
With business broadband connectivity being a major problem for many across the UK, we asked the FSB for some insight into the space.
By Staff writer
Customer choice has increased significantly in the past hundred years. At the turn of the 20th century Henry Ford launched the infamous Model T, the first automobile mass-produced on moving assembly lines. It was far from the “mass customisation” we know today buyers could famously choose it in any colour they wanted… as long as it was black.
By Staff writer
Rafael Cortes, head of marketing at Foehn, explains how intelligent integration of cloud phone systems can deliver important business advantages.
