Wearable technologies can boost employee productivity
Wearable technologies boost employee productivity by 8.5 per cent, experts from Goldsmiths, University of London, have found.
Wearable technologies boost employee productivity by 8.5 per cent, experts from Goldsmiths, University of London, have found.
Increasing the number of women working in IT could generate an extra £2.6bn a year for the UK economy, according to a new Cebr report commissioned by Nominet.
A new study into attitudes towards poor performing apps has revealed that 75 per cent of consumers believe all mobile applications should be as quick as popular search engines, according to application performance management (APM) firm AppDynamics.
Analysing data from Companies House, O2 Business established that last year more businesses in the UK were started on this day than any other, with a total of 1,679 businesses being created.
Pearls, gems, precious metals and coins were the fastest-growing export category among the top ten items.
UK companies are performing particularly well in Asia, and joining the ranks of the very best performing businesses in Asia.
Engaged customers are usually better advocates of the brand and are more loyal and more profitable, according to Gartner.
A Chalhoub Group report reveals the potential for luxury retailers in the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) countries, as well as the spending behaviours of the young consumers living in the region.
The Outside View CEO Rob Symes on why entrepreneurs should focus on being the best you, not the best me-too.
Improved management and a clear strategy including marketing are the key to convincing a bank to lend to a law firm, according to James Swede.
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