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Pixabay Forming a business comes with a lot of difficulties, from raising funds to getting your plan in action. Starting your business up can be hard enough, but there are also further problems you’ll run into as time goes
If you’re looking at getting a startup off the ground, one word going through your head may well be “lean.” Whether that’s in a Six Sigma sense, or just in the sense of keeping things tidy, it is a buzzword
The world of hospitality and catering can be a brutal one. It is considered to be in the same ballpark as retail; hard work, long hours and difficult customers! However, most of these claims are from restaurant owners who are
Pixabay Starting a business is a scary thing, whether it’s your first business or not. It’s true that most startups fail. But many startups are wonderful success stories. It’s these startups that make so many of us want to
photo: pixabay When you get involved in running a startup, the excitement and forward momentum far outweigh any trepidation or anxieties. But gradually as time wears on they may start to creep in, and the temptation is to work
pixabay.com The buzz of a live event is second to none, whatever type of event you are hosting. Whether it is a conference, a comedy night, or a concert. The anticipation of the people attending makes it a palpable,
In this day and age, the power of your website is huge. Without an effective online presence, your business is going to fall at the first hurdle. You need to be able to capture an audience if you want to
Wikimedia Big data is probably a term you’ve heard if you’ve been keeping an ear to the ground of business. For the past couple of years it seems to have been everyone’s favorite buzzword. But buzzword can be a
Picture Pixabay Viruses, eh? Won’t they just go away already? How much easier would it be if they simply didn’t exist? Businesses would save thousands, and stress levels would be much reduced. One of the really irritating things
Over recent decades office design has evolved significantly. In the early days, new building methods allowed the floor plans of office to be significantly extended. No longer were planners limited by the limits of masonry. Instead, they could design large