The Knowledge Hub

Steps to Business Insolvency

Kate Josselyn

When your business goes beyond the brink, it can lead to insolvency. But just what is insolvency? Hint: It's got nothing to do with Bankruptcy.

The Evolution of Project Management

Emma Meakin

Knowledge Hub uncovers how project management has evolved and adapted to suit the changing nature of business as we know it today.

Seven Common Terms of an Employment Contract

Marcia Smith

There are some common terms that you need to include in employment contracts. We share 7 of these terms including basic wage, working hours and holiday pay

Customer Attraction and Retention

Emma Meakin

Customer attraction and retention both require attention if you want to maintain sales in the long run. But which takes more effort? We compare strategies

Where to Start as a Sole Trader?

Emma Meakin

So you want to start your own business. Be your own boss. Here's all the key legislation you need to protect yourself as a sole traders.

Regulatory & Tax Considerations for M&As

Marcia Smith

We explain the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers and tax issues involved in mergers and acquisitions.

Separating Personal and Business Finances

Kate Josselyn

Keeping personal and business finances separate is essential - or you may end up in trouble with the tax man (or woman).

Addition of Staff to the Business

Emma Meakin

New staff members or department reshuffles can cause disruption, so what’s the best way to manage internal changes to personnel? Fleximize shares its tips

Working the Faux Hawk

Carl Stanford

The faux hawk soars above the city, swooping down on fashion like a hipster bird of prey, but is it an appropriate hairstyle for a professional workplace?

What to Spend on Customer Service & Other Questions

Marcia Smith

How much should you spend on customer service, and should you be training your staff on it? Fleximize covers questions and answers about customer service

How Markets and Trade Relations Affect Business

Carl Stanford

Learn how changes in business markets and trade relations (as a result of both domestic and international politics) can significantly affect a business.

Why Should I Care About Project Management?

Emma Meakin

Most business owners have so many things on their mind, managing individual projects often gets delegated down. But here's why you should think otherwise...

Synergistic Communication and your Business

Emma Meakin

How opening your mind to new possibilities and opportunities can improve you as an entrepreneur, and your business as a whole.

Restarting Your Business

Marcia Smith

Thinking of relaunching your business after a period of dormancy or dip in income? We have a few tips that could help you be successful this time round.

Managing Your Company's Culture

Emma Meakin

When it looks like your company culture is failing to meet the objectives for which it was made, how can you manage, or limit the effect on productivity?

Finding Small Business Loans

Marcia Smith

Getting a small business loan is a common way of funding a startup or growing your business. But you need to do the groundwork first.

Limited Company With a Foreign Partner

Marcia Smith

Some business owners have concerns about working with a foreign business partner. Review our advice on what to consider before entering into a partnership

The Personal Touch is Key

Emma Meakin

Finding new customers is important for any business, but just as vital, is retaining them. How can you use personal touches to make sure they stay with you?

How Can I Inspire my Employees?

Emma Meakin

How, as a leader, you can inspire all of your employees to work productively, creatively and keep your business moving forward.

Offering Finance to Customers

Kate Josselyn

How do I offer financing to my customers? If you're considering this question, its important to first understand a little about consumer credit practices