Login Working women bear emotional and financial brunt of cost-of-living crisis A survey amongst 1,024 UK adults in full-time employment has explored the connection between mental health and financial wellbeing. Diversity 2 years ago
Login With the online sales tax consultation now closed, what can we expect and will it happen any time soon? Rishi Sunak was plauded by most for responding so quickly to support small businesses as COVID hit. But what a shame that the years of campaigning didn’t trigger such a revolutionary business rates consultation before an unprecedented global pandemic hit the already underperforming high street retail and shopping center sector, or Brexit, the war in Ukraine, spiralling fuel prices and a cost of living crisis. News 2 years ago
Login bloss launch app connecting employers and employees with parenting experts bloss, the family life-focused technology platform, launches its much-anticipated app. News 2 years ago
Login Q&A: Sam Martin Co-Founder of Peckwater Brands Peckwater Brands runs a range of virtual restaurant brands. These are virtual restaurants that exist solely on third-party delivery platforms, like Deliveroo or Uber Eats, without their own brick-and-mortar location. Startups 2 years ago
Login 6 PetTech startups changing the game From wearable devices to smart feeders and bowls, we all enjoy spending money on our pets. The PetTech market is set to hit $20bn by 2028, according to research. The market is being driven by the increasing introduction of AI-enabled solutions that enhance the analytics capabilities of products. Startups 2 years ago
Login The Habit of Creating New Habits Our brain is constantly evolving. According to Zimmer, the brain has up to 100 billion neurons which create 100 trillion neural connections, making our brain into a highly complex thinking machine. We can take seemingly random pieces of information and connect them to completely unrelated subjects and create something new, which is why as humans we are incredibly creative and innovative. It seems like a paradox then, as despite this, we can find it so difficult to break negative habits that may even be detrimental to us. Features 2 years ago
Login FuturePlus joins forces with diode to simplify the switch to electric vehicles FuturePlus, the online sustainability measurement platform, has announced an exciting new sustainability partnership with electric vehicle (EV) technology startup Diode - which will make switching to EV smarter, easier and more affordable. News 2 years ago
Login How to improve your handyman business Since handymen and labourers returned to work following national lockdowns, competition is back to pre-pandemic levels. The rising cost of living, altered working schedules and the new remote culture have led to an increased reliance on contractors. More so than ever before, it’s essential that your jack-of-all-trades company name is well-known, and that your services stand out from the crowd, but how can you get the best results from your handyman business? Features 2 years ago
Login LiveEO secures €19m to bring space data insights to Industry 4.0 LiveEO, provider of satellite analytics, has secured €19m in funding, in what is one of the largest investments to date in Earth Observation in Europe. News 2 years ago
Login How to build an eCommerce platform eCommerce is a growing trend, and the demand for eCommerce platforms will rise over the next few years. The good news is that several different eCommerce platforms are available to help you get started. The bad news? Building an online store isn't easy—nor should it be! Features 2 years ago
Login How can the UK’s tech industry continue to differentiate itself with a number of challenges? The UK’s tech sector has become one of the standout industries of recent years. Despite the harsh impact of the global pandemic, which has slowed down the performance of most sectors, the UK tech industry is one that has remained resilient. Features 2 years ago
Login Why it’s time for the anywhere economy Driven by the goods and services that address an increasing expectation, the anywhere economy is built upon solid foundations: anything, anytime, anywhere, all enabled by the Internet. After the traditional economy faltered during the pandemic, the anywhere economy surged. Companies like Zoom, Netflix and Amazon became providers of essential services for work, life and sanity. Features 2 years ago
Login How to build a team in the midst of the great resignation As a Branding Advisor for Virgin Startup, I often get questions from the business community. A recent question that came up was about team building and company culture. Features 2 years ago
Login cozycozy Tourism Innovation Award 2022 winner For the past 10 years, the Écho Touristique has been rewarding the companies and startups that create the most innovative concepts. News 2 years ago
Login Five Questions To Ask Your Interviewer In 2022 Stemming from the continued effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the climate crisis, and now the cost of living crisis, the Great Resignation is still a critical issue across numerous industries. Led principally by Generations Y and Z, employees have left their posts in droves for various reasons, from personal to political. Features 2 years ago
Login The role of tech is changing demands and creating better food experiences Companies are beginning to realise how important good food is in attracting talent and creating healthy workplaces that look after their employees. A recent study revealed two-thirds of respondents believe an organisation which prioritises their health and wellbeing would make them more likely to stay in their current role, so healthy food and beverage provisions should not be overlooked. Features 2 years ago
Login Understanding Storage Area Networks Storage is an essential factor in this age of digital technology. Many businesses have adopted the trend of storing data in a storage area network. This dedicated network comprising several storage devices allows multiple computers and servers to access shared storage. As a result, organisations can manage storage from a central place and apply data protection, security, and disaster recovery standards. Features 2 years ago
Login It takes a village to raise a business The average entrepreneur considers quitting 15 times while setting up a new business, but new research suggests the key to success is finding a tribe to cheer you on. News 2 years ago
Login The future of education is in the hands of EdTech startups Classrooms have moved beyond the clunky desktop computers and square televisions wheeled out on a trolley that were once the norm for students across the UK. The new standard is for classrooms to be tech-infused with tablets, interactive online courses and sometimes robots. Startups 2 years ago
Login What not to do when tracking burn rate and projecting runway An image of a plane making an attempt to take off just a few yards before the mountain edge has become a common representation of startups managing their financial runway to avoid going bust. Features 2 years ago