Your processes are broken – but you already have the data to fix them, writes Celonis co-founder Alexander Rinke, who explains how small business owners can use “big data” to improve day-to-day efficiencies and compete with bigger players. more»
To protect your business after a substantial loss of data, you need a clear plan to get back up and running in a set amount of time you are comfortable with and, most importantly, to make sure the plan has been tested. more»
Over 1,000 UK company founders and office workers were asked what kind of impact new technologies, including robotics and artificial intelligence, could have on daily business operations. more»
Given how reliant we all are on technology, having a clear plan in place to protect against possible IT downtime should be a standard part of running any business. more»
With cyber attacks now firmly in the spotlight, small business owners need to start thinking about their risk and put in place appropriate cyber security measures to protect their company. more»
Copyright infringement from using unlicensed software cost small UK business owners over £900,000 in 2016, with usage ahead of the national average. more»
A recent government survey estimated that the average cost of cyber attacks is between £65,000 and £115,000 for small businesses and between £600,000 and £1.15m for larger organisations. more»
Technology experts have warned small UK business owners to be prepared for an increase in power outages and connectivity failure, caused by last minute online shopping, in the run up to Christmas 2016. more»
King of Servers' Albie Attias shows how micro firms can get more out of the IT equipment they've invested in, become more proactive and spend less time troubleshooting. more»
