By Sergio Fernández, Grup Vilar Riba
We are in a disruptive moment. This period constitutes an unprecedented challenge, but it must also be a period of opportunities to improve and create more robust and agile processes in our companies.
By Richard Mander, Mander Duffill
What Happened? The Conservative party won its fourth General Election in a row. It increased both its share of the vote and its parliamentary majority and therefore the fundamental question of whether the UK leaves the EU or not was removed. The UK left the EU on 31 January 2020.
By Nasiha Choudhury, Lawrence Grant Chartered Accountants
Videos have gone from popular to essential over the last decade. Companies are recognising the importance of storytelling, adding a more “human” quality, and the benefits are seen in increased engagement and website traffic.
By William Johnson, The Openside Group,
William Johnson, Managing Director of The Openside Group, examines the critical influence that metrics have on behaviour and why what gets measured, matters.
By Sameer Kamboj, SKC World
Why would someone plan for failure? It may be a funny thought, but then why do so many plans fail instead of succeeding? It’s one thing to simply say that the plan went wrong, but quite another to admit that the reason it went wrong is that “we did not plan well!”
By Paul Atkinson, Lawrence Grant, Chartered Accountants
You could say, “Marketing is like a railway engine – it pulls all the other departmental carriages along!” Every business needs a good marketing plan and, as important as marketing plans are, many companies do not devote enough time or resources to them. Without it, people cannot learn about your business and then buy your services from you.
By Nasiha Choudhury, Lawrence Grant, Chartered Accountants
Foreign investment in Indian startups, Consumer trends are changing so fast that businesses are struggling to keep pace. In order to make informed business decisions, many companies are now looking at their internal data. Could this be the result of a “data-driven” world? The use of Data Analytics can help businesses improve decision-making in the following areas:
By Derek Begue, PRA Global
The article will address the relevance of applying some focus on key international issues while interacting with clients. It will shed insight into how an individual firm can participate in that moment to increase firm reputation to clients, find new activities to grow billable hours, and discover referral opportunities. We will review specific examples related to the Trade Disputes originating from USA policy, Brexit, and Recent elections.
By Prof Robert Anthony, Anthony & Cie
It is important to highlight the acceleration of digitalisation globally, and the effect this has on business today. Things have evolved from the large mainframe computer to utilising the microcomputer. It is often using Apple and Microsoft technology, as well as Android software and equipment.
By Annarien Adams, Nolands Advisory Services
Many organisations have chosen to embrace the technology era and have in some form adopted IT within their businesses. Large corporates have embarked on extensive technology journeys, spending millions on transforming the way they work. Although organisations have made significant investments in IT some have overlooked the detailed risks that IT may pose to their business.
