It is very rare for a business in London to stay in the same location or office for its entire lifetime. If a company is expanding, the current space may no longer be suitable, and there are a number of other factors which contribute to a relocation. Moving office can be extremely stressful and can
If you haven’t yet started preparing for the GDPR, then you haven’t got much time left. The new EU set of regulations come into action on 25th May 2018, and there are some big changes which means businesses need to act fast to stay compliant. The General Data Protection Regulation replaces the current Data Protection laws
Next year the new EU data rules come into force, and it seems like there is a lot of confusion for British companies. The General Data Protection Regulation aims to make data security a priority for all businesses small and large, which means that a supervisory authority has to oversee companies and check they are
Living in London is notoriously expensive – and running a business in the city is also costly. Of course, enterprises in London tend to charge more for their services but that’s because they have higher business costs including rent, and they also have to pay their staff more than workers in other parts of the
Managing business finances and cash flow is difficult, especially for start-ups and SMEs. Everyone seems to be tightening the purse strings at the moment, but making savings doesn’t have to come at the cost of quality of customer service. There’s a variety of ways businesses can keep monthly outgoings down to increase revenue and balance monthly
Many companies decide to relocate to a new building at this time of year, when the office is generally a bit quieter than usual. It gives businesses plenty of time to organise the space and get operations back to normal before the holiday season rush. Moving office is a great opportunity to declutter and invest
Next year, UK businesses will undergo huge changes as the GDPR comes into effect. From May 2018 the General Data Protection Regulation will come into force, aiming to put data security at the top of every company’s priority list. The new law includes fines for companies which are careless against hackers – if a business’
If you own a business and haven’t yet heard of the GDPR, then it’s time to do your research. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force in May 2018, so there is now less than a year to prepare for the radical changes which are being rolled out. The GDPR will replace the
Ransomware attacks and viruses can hit any type of business, and can cause lasting damage. Cyber-attacks are unfortunately a part of modern business, but training staff to be vigilant online could be the extra protection that saves your company from being held hostage. After all, there is only so much anti-virus software can do when employees are
Why is it so important to dispose of commercial and domestic electronic waste responsibly? Technology improves fast, and many of us want the latest gadgets when they are released – but do you ever spare a thought for all the unwanted electronics you’re replacing? What happens to this growing amount of e-waste? Old tech often
