Category: Reviews

Digital technology such as artificial intelligence, augmented reality and cognitive computing is revolutionising nearly every aspect of our lives, with how we buy cars no exception.

Despite savings in business rates with effect from 1 April 2019, many owners are feeling aggrieved that the usual ‘give with one hand and take with the other’ modus operandi of the UK tax authority remains unchanged. VAT registered businesses Read more

If you are looking to update your website or launch a new one, then you probably have a huge shopping list and a lot of things to think about. Choosing a web design agency can be a time-consuming task, but Read more

This shelving is a firm favourite across industry due to its flexible nature and the fact that it comes in a large range of shapes and sizes. Image Credit Not only can it support big loads, but it is very Read more

Many companies and stores operate based on some type of market research. If you want your customers to come back for more, to use your services and buy your products, you need to know what happens inside the customer’s mind. Read more

The most commonly held and popular business events are chosen because they successfully achieve what the planners were seeking. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a golf tournament, a conference or a breakfast networking meeting, businesses use these events to bring Read more

Until recently, French doors, also widely known as French windows, were something you’d only think of having in the living room. But people are now realising how much they can add to other rooms. So kitchens, ground floor bedrooms, dining Read more

Rugby is a wonderful way to keep fit, both in terms of strength and cardio, and it’s a very entertaining sport from the perspective of the spectators too. Above that, there are huge benefits for the game’s players beyond the Read more

The consumer landscape has changed dramatically over the last few years. Whereas once it was the face to face transaction which was the most common, now it is online commerce which very much rules the roost. This is particularly true Read more

British industry is under pressure to automate repetitive processes in order to minimise costs. But automation also means depending on more electricity, and electricity is an expensive commodity. Image Credit There are good reasons for thinking electricity costs will continue Read more