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Packed full of content including videos, articles, press releases and podcasts, the new B4 website is a fantastic resource for all businesses….but, that’s just the beginning. As our new network of Hubs begins to generate collaborative content, in the form of webinars and articles, the site will become an increasingly referenced website for the business […]
Homeworking has been around for decades, but is usually done by those who choose it to suit their lifestyle.
Sridhar Iyengar from Zoho Corporation talks to B4 about the challenges of dealing with COVID and the benefits of using Zoho for your company.
1. Customer care. Great opportunity to demonstrate customer care. We called up everyone of our customers just to check how they were and if there was anything we could do to help them further – had a lot of good feedback from doing this.
You can be great at what you do and still fail, if what you do isn’t what the customer wants any more.
In the last issue of B4, Paul Ballinger, Managing Director of STL Communications, featured in our lead article alongside founder, Brendon Cross, the man who has backed Paul to help him drive the company’s ‘next exciting chapter’.
In the aftermath of this unprecedented event, planning your return back to business as usual can seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be.
The enforced lockdown due to the Coronavirus has placed a new demand for IT systems and technology like never before.
Everything you want in life is possible. It’s not down to the economy, personal circumstances, a pandemic or any other external factor.
During this time of unprecedented change, the School is learning to adapt to new ways of working.
25th May 2020 marks the 2-year anniversary of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) coming into force across Europe. On many an occasion I have been asked if GDPR still applies (yes it does), or I have been told that the regulation prevents business growth (no it doesn’t).
Technology during Covid-19, being used to cushion the impact whilst helping businesses recover and plan for the future.
Specialist Corporate and Technology Law Firm, Moorcrofts, has secured a five-figure sum from the European Commission’s Next Generation Internet programme to research and develop an open source app that can be used to search for and identify sensitive data in documents and then offer the user a variety of options, such as effectively redacting and deleting the information or displacing it into a separate document.
Companies and organisations around the world have been forced to shift the way they interact with customers, suppliers and stakeholders at a rate few could have predicted at the start of the year.
With businesses now faced with operating from home rather than the office, it’s vital that you get the foundations right.