In recent years, successive governments have introduced or improved a number of tax incentives for early stage companies looking to scale up and grow. In an increasingly competitive international market place...

Anyone who travels for business knows that tracking, logging and reporting expenses has long been one of the most tedious aspects of professional work life. And like just about everything, the...

Elearning expert Jean-Marc Tassetto outlines how to respond to new data on what skills are important in the workplace – and how one European government is leading the way. Without a doubt...

Intruder.io's latest research demonstrates the impact of user enumeration flaws. It has found that they affect up to 13,000 organisations and it could be many more. The flaws exist in a...

This is part of a series of articles looking at some fundamental areas of business and I should start out by sharing where these ideas have come from. My career started...

It’s 15 months since the launch of the Local Digital Declaration, a rallying call for local government organisations to build better public services by identifying and pursuing digitisation projects. There are...

It’s been 50 years since the iconic gathering at Woodstock that saw half a million people come together. Today the lure of mass-participation events is just as strong, whether they are...

(appropriate use, what to look out for and recent changes to the law etc) Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) are legally binding documents and are widely used as a means of keeping confidential information...

Europe has established itself as a leader in the global gaming market. The global market is expected to generate $152bn of revenues in 2019, larger than the film ($140bn) or television...

Growth business are now spoilt for choice with regard to their debt funding options. Since banks pulled back from lending to SMEs in the aftermath of 2007’s Great Financial Crash (GFC),...