Keeping up to speed with the latest tech trends is crucial for SMEs
From driverless cars and VR headsets to the startups shaking up finance and fast food, the rate of technological change in the 21st century has been nothing short of staggering. And with technology having the power to transform any business, entrepreneurs can ill-afford to ignore what's hot in the world of tech. Here, Fleximize offers its own insights on how business owners can take full advantage of the latest technologies, and deliver their companies into the digital age
James Ansell, Founder and Director of Code23, highlights why bespoke software as a service is a better choice for small businesses than off-the-shelf software
With record numbers of employees being asked to work remotely, it's vital to ensure your business is protected from cyber attacks. Paul Callaghan of CyberInsurer shares his advice
A data driven approach to business development can be highly successful for professional services firms that may have previously relied on face-to-face interactions. Here's how
Sarig Reichert of Wix outlines how UK gym owners and fitness coaches can adapt their offering by moving their business online during the coronavirus pandemic
As UK businesses adapt operations in response to the coronavirus pandemic, we take a quick look at how VoIP technology can help maintain effective business communications
Apps should be a vital component of every small business' tool kit. Here's our list of the best business apps for entrepreneurs in 2020, including the likes of Rocketbook and Flock
Claims management software can speed up claims processing, reduce errors and enhance the customer experience. Here's a guide to how it can benefit your SME
Counterfeit building materials and tools are a significant cause for concern among businesses in the construction sector. Here's a look at how IP registration can help
Roberto Garvin, Co-Founder of Mofluid, shares his key findings on how you can increase your visitor to buyer ratio, covering value propositions, sales funnel audits and split testing
Your company website is important for both customer communication and building trust in your brand. Here's a quick look at how to build a successful website for your small business
To celebrate London Fashion Week, we've put together an article highlighting the UK's small businesses that are making a name for themselves within the fashion industry
Dean Moulden from information security consultancy SRM shares his knowledge on how to refine your small business' cybersecurity strategy to ensure it is as robust as possible
In this detailed guide, Crispin Boden-Tebbutt covers how to fix Google crawl errors so that your website can be easily found and navigated by customers
Here's a quick guide to the pros and cons of cloud-based and on-premises telephone systems to help you decide which system best suits your business needs
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