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Cloud offers SMEs the opportunity to leverage technology to transform their business in terms of productivity, customer service levels and even attractiveness to new employees.
From Julius Caesar, Alexander the Great and Ghandi to Henry Ford, Richard Branson, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Oprah Winfrey; qualities of leaders have inspired us to pursue our dreams and achieve greatness.
Brands such as Nike and Coca Cola tend to do better when compared to any product that you may introduce as a way of trying to compete, simply because they have developed their brand names.
Many businesses put off making website changes until it’s too late, but it’s not the only thing pushed to bottom of the priority list. Here are 3 key things you might be putting off, but should think about now.
Since when does working hard solely mean one should be cooped up in their office, chained to that desk and computer, focused like crazy on the business at hand?
For many the task of organising an event can seem extremely stressful and daunting, but with the right tools the process can actually be a very exciting one.
No matter the size of your business, if you’re offering credit to your customers it’s highly likely at some point you will do work for a customer who will blatantly refuse to pay.
Taking time to develop a new product launch marketing plan can be well worth the time and effort of doing so. By following a few steps, you can create a marketing plan that will produce the effective results you desire.
The story of Apple Watch so far has some very interesting lessons for current and potential entrepreneurs in the tech space. Here are a few…
After going over endless details of starting your own business, you’re finally ready to make your dreams a reality, but you don’t want to go at it alone. Like any other form of business, a partnership business has many pros and cons.
If you think that bookkeeping and accounting fees are high, consider this horror story, which could be the one tale that gets business owners thinking about their own business.
The biggest and potentially most damaging things business owners fail to do is understand their target market and understand them intimately.
Too many businesses have written up their business plan and dusted their hands. Full steam ahead, right? Yes, but make sure it’s only to the next stop.
You’ve put in the hours, you’ve watched your business grow and thrive. Now you’re ready to reap the well-earned rewards. But is your business ready?
While there is no one-size-fits-all strategy that will work for all small businesses, there are some fundamental principles that can be helpful for small business owners.
While many focus on utilising a bundle of security solutions in hope of finding a ‘silver bullet’ to fix its security woes, many forget the basics.
Growth and profitability can be achieved by focusing on one or two areas at a time and working up from there.
A business with good systems in place will know when a cash crunch is coming and will be ready for it. Unfortunately, most SMEs are not as well organised and, when a problem occurs, it tends to hit them right between the eyes.
What if your website was actually harming your credibility, and causing customers to doubt your trustworthiness and reliability?
The small business and charity sector have more in common than many would realise. Without both the country may very well grind to a halt.
