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Whatever business you’re in, there’s a lot to be said about building with the customer in mind. And this ethos is at the heart of what Joonas Karhu is doing. We caught up with Joonas for a chat.
In today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving business landscape, marketing teams face the challenge of staying adaptable and responsive to changing market dynamics. As organisations strive for
Day to day right now, you’ll hear Claire Kinnaird on Edge Radio and see her reporting for PLZ Soccer. But Claire’s a freelancer who can very effectively turn her hand to most things media related. So we caught up with her to find out about freelance life.
Every now and then, we’re introduced to a business that does something really special. We think Moussem is one of them so we chatted with founder, Sarah Allaoui
We talk to Helen Bowler of Memories Box about the trials, tribulations and technology behind her business, memoriesbox.co.uk.
We catch up with Alan Harder to talk inspiration, getting your break and carving out success in a competitive space.
Gavin Gration, founder and director of Manchester Video Ltd Manchester Video Ltd really is the definition of a micro business, with just one primary
Hana Johansen – Gee Hair Co-Founder Hana and Cindy Johansen always had an entrepreneurial spirit growing up, and whilst at University, they decided to put
Tracy Bird ran a business offering beauty treatments. Her business was hugely impacted by Covid closures. So she made a change to her business model and tells us about how her business is adapting to survive in a pandemic.
Napton Cidery was about to open the doors to its new tap room just as the first lockdown was announced. Fid out how the business has adapted to survive Cocid.
Organisations constantly upgrade their IT equipment to remain competitive. This ongoing cycle creates a growing volume of retired hardware that must be handled securely and responsibly. IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) refers to the process of safely retiring, recycling, or remarketing obsolete IT equipment. For businesses, a structured ITAD strategy is no longer optional, it is a critical component of risk management, sustainability, and cost efficiency.
There is a spreadsheet somewhere in your business that was only ever supposed to be temporary. It sits between two systems that do not talk
Managing staff schedules, tracking absences, keeping payroll accurate? Used to mean spreadsheets. Manual updates. Hours of admin weekly. For many UK businesses operating across construction
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