Another epic Star Wars movie hits our screens, and we reflect on the cultural phenomena that is Star Wars – but most importantly, how things might have turned out differently if only the characters had got on board with cloud accounting.
As a small business owner, you may know the importance of recognizing your clients’ ongoing patronage—but you may not have a large budget to support high end gift giving. In this blog post we look at a few good options for corporate gifts.
Today, we look to Hollywood star Tom Cruise for some unlikely sci-fi based inspiration. Humour us…
Negotiation is part of our everyday lives. We negotiate with our kids about homework, with a builder about the cost of work we want done and with our family about who will take out the recycled items at home. Here are 4 important points to help you navigate the negotiation process.
See how you can cut down your costs by switching from traditional invoicing methods and move the management of your sales ledger to the cloud.
There is a huge array of business insurance options, and if you’re like many small business owners, you may not be adequately insured. So, is business insurance everything it’s cracked up to be?
The budget can be mind-boggling. In today’s blog, we boil down the data into the points most likely to effect you in your day-to-day life.
European data protection laws are changing and come into force 25 May 2018. These new laws will affect all businesses in the UK and the current Data Protection Act (DPA) will be updated to reflect the GDPR obligations.
The GDPR is a framework with greater scope, much tougher punishments and judicial remedy for those who fail to comply with new rules around the storage and handling of personal data, be it in physical or electronic format.
This week Tesla have revealed two new impressive electric vehicles – an articulated lorry and a high performance sports car. But can savings really be made with this new technology?
Mindfulness, as American scientist Jon Kabat-Zinn defines it, is simply “paying attention in a sustained and particular way – on purpose, in the present moment and non-judgmentally.” But how can it work in business?