Blockchain has captured the imagination of both businesses and government organisations. Distinguishing between hype and the real potential of this technology can be difficult. Blockchain promises to redefine trust, allowing organisations...

Whilst working from home during the festive period represents a well-meaning attempt by staff to maintain productivity, it can also expose a business to considerable risk. This is much to the...

This is part three of a three part series, part one can be found here, part two is here. Exit The eventual exit from a business can provide a reward for the years...

Companies must build a “trust and verify” strategy when it comes to managing third party risk. Requesting documentation about a supplier’s security performance is good – but how can you verify...

Fears that cloud environments are less secure than on-premise solutions have long been a barrier to organisations making the move to the cloud.  While some organisations remain hesitant, cloud security is...

In May 2019, the Court of Justice of the European Union passed a directive making time tracking at work mandatory, and Spain was the first country to take the plunge in...

This is a further article in my series looking at fundamental areas of business. Common themes emerge wherever I work. Whether it’s with small businesses or global corporations and anywhere in...

Contract analytics are now a staple of the legal industry. Driven by continuing advances in artificial intelligence (“AI”), contract analytics has changed the way the legal industry thinks and works. It...

This is part two of a three part series, part one can be found here. Growing the business As the business develops, two key requirements for success are continued investment in innovation and...

Modern multi-national organizations have complex structures. They are often some combination of multi-entity, multi-currency and operate within multiple legal and regulatory regimes. They must satisfy disparate accounting regulations doing so frequently...