Also known as ‘green IT’, sustainable IT is the management, manufacturing and disposal of IT systems that ensure a minimal amount of damage to the environment. Find out how to be mindful of the consequences of your business activities.
Businesses can sometimes cut costs by taking a more efficient and sustainable approach to operations. Here are 8 practical ways to reduce your IT costs.
Business owners can make smart tactical and strategic changes that help ensure greater team engagement and increased performance. Here, Nick Matthews, of Culture Amp, offers four practical approaches to drive employee productivity.
Preventing, managing and resolving team conflict isn’t easy, but it is an essential leadership skill. Director and co-founder of Consensio, Alexandra Efthymiades, offers three top tips on how to deal with workplace conflict.
Difficult situations usually challenge us to think differently and channel our creativity, says Google’s Kim Spalding. Here’s how online tools can help.
When people are working together on a daily basis, conflict is inevitable. While it’s impossible to avoid conflicts altogether, if handled right, constructive conflict can actually work to bring a team closer together. We hear from experts about how to successfully manage conflict within a team.
In this exclusive Real Business guide, we look at how SME employers can adopt interview techniques to help them select the best candidates for the role while remaining legally compliant.
Conflict in the workplace is something none of us want to deal with. Unless you have the patience of a saint, you’ve probably come across someone at work whose personality clashes with your own.
Communicating in the workplace is no longer a simple task. Years ago it couldn’t have been easier – if you wanted to talk to someone or get something done, then you would just pick up the phone. There’s now a plethora of tech-based options, but you needn’t be a slave to them.
Ryan Trost, CTO and co-founder of ThreatQuotient discusses the impacts of relying on the cloud as nearly all businesses had to operate from home. As more remote employees placed vital data into the cloud, this creates more entry points that are vulnerable and open for cyber attackers to exploit.
Professor Richard Kneller, University of Nottingham, explains why cloud computing is driving business growth.
