Monthly Archives: July 2017

How can IoT keep your small business’ office more safe and secure?

As a small business owner, it’s common to feel proud and protective of the office and property you’ve invested hard work, money and time into. Smart technology is becoming more and more prominent in every aspect of our lives; our homes, transport and our jobs. But, thanks to new innovative technology and the Internet of
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Half of exporters haven’t updated their trading plans post EU referendum

Almost half (48 per cent) of Britain’s exporters surveyed haven’t reviewed their exporting strategies as a result of the UK’s decision to leave the European Union last year, new research from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking finds. That’s despite the fact that the EU is a trading partner for 85 per cent of firms that have
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To err is human, to forgive is not always organisational policy!

One of the most rewarding parts of coaching and mentoring practice is that people seek to evaluate when things go wrong in a safe environment where this can be explored openly, without threat or embarrassment. It was fascinating recently to watch the curator of the Swedish ‘Museum of Failure’ in Helsingborg describe difficulty getting exhibits
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Five fool proof ways to train like a boss

Changing career or getting that promotion can be a real nightmare, especially if you need specialist qualifications that you don’t have. The internet has opened doors for those who can’t get to a suitable course or don’t know where to find the support they need, but when everyone has the capability to set themselves up
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Cloud accounting migration: Five tips for CPA firms

Accountants know that cloud accounting holds many benefits for CPAs and clients alike. It eliminates wasted time, human error and streamlines costs, meaning accountants have more time to oversee projects and work on other things. With all this in mind, it seems like an obvious choice for CPA firms to make the jump to the
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Procrastination is costing European business millions in revenue

New research, based on analysis of a proprietary database comprised of billions of sales interactions, that calculates the true impact of procrastination on business-to-business sales, from InsideSales.com. The conclusions challenge a foundational tenet of conventional sales wisdom and calls for companies to rethink their deal closing strategies. The study reveals that end-of-month selling behaviours common
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Reduce your stress levels from your sofa

UK furniture and flooring specialist, ScS, has teamed up with Mind, the mental health charity, to help the nation reduce their stress levels and improve mental wellbeing from the comfort of their sofa. ScS carried out a study to find out if Brits believe the state of their home affects their stress levels after it
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