Understanding digital transformation
If you find the idea of digital transformation daunting, you’re not alone. Despite the prevalence of modern technology, today’s industries are less than 40 per cent digitised. Our mission is to convince business owners that ‘going digital’ is the...
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Disrupting customer mobility: interview with Richard Rowson
With talk of HS2 developments, innovation in rail travel is at the forefront of everybody’s minds. Nobody knows this better than Richard Rowson, transport technology consultant and co-founder of YoRIC – The York Rail Innovation Community. With 25 years’...
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The future of fintech recruitment
At the turn of 2020, no one could have predicted a pandemic that would send shockwaves across the global economy. In a particularly challenging year for start-ups, fintech companies have borne the brunt. Revolut, for example, went through a...
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What does business development look like post COVID-19?
In an age where face-to-face communication is a luxury, business development is no easy task. Countless industries that have replied upon direct marketing, for example through networking meetings, trade shows and client entertainment, have ground to a halt. As...
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The best free tools for content marketers
When it comes to budgeting, marketing is one of the most overlooked departments. Fifty-eight per cent of small businesses spend less than five hours per week on marketing. Twenty-eight per cent say they can’t afford it. We get it....
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How active learning supports a safe transition back into schools
Jon Smedley says physical learning is the only way to get students back on track. As if teaching primary school students wasn’t difficult enough, we now have the ‘new normal’ transition to contend with. Pupils around Britain are essentially...
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Five tips for investing in tech on a budget
With so many options available to modern schools, how can management teams choose the best tech for their budgets? Winston Poyton shares his top tips. Any growing school will likely have big ambitions for improving efficiencies and student wellbeing....
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Case study: Pocklington Junior School
Reading is not only an essential life skill, but a gateway into a world of new experiences. With one in five children unable to read well by age 11, Britain’s primary schools are facing an overwhelming challenge. At Pocklington...
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Japanifying Jameson: targeting new markets with Irish brands
In one of the largest trade deals in history, the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement was signed on July 17, 2018. Though the deal will not come into force until at least February 1 2019, it does present a wealth...
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Five cultural misunderstandings to know before launching in Japan
In 2013, the Japanese government set about creating a three-pronged approach to break free of economic stagnation. Known colloquially as the “Abenomics” strategy, named after the incumbent prime minister, Shinzō Abe, the initiative has catalysed huge economic changes including...
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