Outsourcing: finding your own way
Outsourcing IT projects may bring cost benefits, but it has its challenges too
A personal touch
Sometimes it can seem like the world of business has no room for personality. People need to match the job description rather than the other way round. But is there a way we can work according to who our employees really are?
Home sweet home
Travelling is a reality of most people’s lives nowadays. But that needn’t mean being holed up in hotel rooms while frantically Googling ‘things to do’. Not if Greg Marsh has anything to do with it
Building your boardroom family
The ideal non-executive director should be like a friendly uncle – he can put his arm around you while giving you a good bollocking. Read on for the lowdown on why you need one, and when and how to get the relationship right
A brand new aesthetic
For most entrepreneurs, brand considerations start early on. But what is it that sets a striking brand apart from a glorified logo?
The export factor
Paul Lindley is a man with his eye on the prize – going from two products in one UK supermarket to 76 products in 12 countries in just six years, kids’ food brand Ella’s Kitchen is no one hit wonder
