In the not too distant past, one English pound was two American dollars. As you can imagine, coming from America to the UK wasn’t very kind to the wallet.

AI platforms are vital in stopping SMEs from lagging behind in terms of technological advancements and are vital to ensuring the future of many of these companies, according to new research from emlyon business school.

The term PLG (product-led growth) has been gradually gaining popularity over the past few years, to a large extent thanks to the success of companies such as Slack, Dropbox, Calendly, Miro and ClickUp.

Bill Gates reads for 3 hours a day.

We all know the importance of communication with our customers. But effective communication is easier said than done.

It's now less than three years until the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) is switched off in the UK, which means businesses must switch to digital now.

The successful 90 Day Finn programme from Helsinki is back for the third year running, filled with even more ambition and activity than ever before.

The spending power of Generation Z – those born between the mid-90s and early-2010s – is on the rise.

Start-up founders are always being told to keep an eye on their data and analytics and build them as quickly as possible, yet often start-ups are not fully aware of the intricacies of analytics and data and make the wrong choices.

With the rise of digital transformation, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) must quickly adapt their products and services to meet customers' changing needs and market dynamics.

When I burp, I get asked to leave the room. When cows burp, the planet explodes…or at least that's what they tell me.

Once the preserve of large organisations and specialists, audiovisual (AV) technology is rapidly becoming something that few growing businesses can do without.

After two years of cancelled Christmases, much was riding on the 2022 festive season as a saving grace for many retailers — only for it to disappoint.

In not-so-distant memory, the Metaverse was a nebulous concept – intangible and deemed a craze which would be little more than a flash in the pan. But there has been a sharp U-turn in this school of thought. The Metaverse has very much shifted from just a concept to an everyday reality. 

In light of dynamic economic uncertainty and turmoil, there’s no doubt that it is an increasingly challenging time for businesses. To stay one step ahead, business leaders must focus on investing in curating a workforce equipped that have the skills to address future challenges.

With a busy and challenging year ahead, it may be easy to assume that upskilling should be put on the backburner thanks to the associated cost and time involved. However, the reality is quite the opposite.

With equity investors tightening their belts, pulling back on deploying capital into new companies, entrepreneurs may be tempted to turn to debt instead of equity. However, debt financing is no silver bullet and should be treated with caution.

Entrepreneurs are busy people who have a lot going on and multiple tasks to complete – after all, if setting up a business was easy, everyone would do it. However, this does not mean it’s okay for start-ups to put governance on the back burner.

International teams bring valuable diversity, skill sets and perspectives to organizations, but curating collaboration activities on projects can be more difficult when team members are physically scattered around the globe.

This time 15 years ago, companies were mainly talking about one thing: Millennials — and more specifically, how to deal with them in the workplace.