Always write an email subject line. To make the email stand out, keep your subject line short, specific, and personalized. Source: 18 tips for writing an excellent subject line so your email gets read Advertisements Continue reading 18 tips for writing an excellent subject line so your email gets read
Cough. I believe you have my stapler Source: Hot desk hell: Staff spend two weeks a year looking for seats in open-plan offices Continue reading Hot desk hell: Staff spend two weeks a year looking for seats in open-plan offices
Both public and private Twitter lists offer many engagement and nurturing benefits that smart B2B marketers can’t afford to pass up. Learn why. Source: Why Twitter Lists Are Still a Great Tool for B2B Marketers Continue reading Why Twitter Lists Are Still a Great Tool for B2B Marketers
Small businesses are often discouraged from designing their own business cards, but when you’re just starting out and have limited cash that needs to be allocated strategically, you may have no other choice than to design your own business card. https://business.tutsplus.com/articles/how-to-design-a-business-card–cms-33068 Continue reading 10 Quick Tips: How to Design Good Business Cards (With Guidelines for 2019)
MPs have warned the UK government to pay close attention to the effect IR35 tax reforms will have on the private sector, and questioned the efficacy of HMRC’s status-checking tool. Source: HMRC accused of not understanding its own IR35 tax reforms ahead of private sector rollout Continue reading HMRC accused of not understanding its own IR35 tax reforms ahead of private sector rollout
2019 will be a significant year for VAT due to two key developments: Making Tax Digital (MTD) and Brexit. While there has been no shortage of advice and guidelines on how to prepare for MTD, the implications of the latter are less clear. Even this close to the deadline, businesses are still uncertain as to how Brexit will affect their operations. https://www.techradar.com/news/brexit-vat-implications-withdrawal-agreement-vs-no-deal-outcomes Continue reading Brexit VAT implications: withdrawal agreement vs no deal outcomes
As new technologies change the way we work, businesses have begun to forego the traditional office in favor of multi-purpose co-working spaces designed to help foster productivity, creativity and collaboration. Rows of desks just won’t cut it anymore as employees have become accustomed to using their own devices, as seen with the BYOD movement, and being able to work from anywhere as a result of faster networks. https://www.techradar.com/news/the-future-of-workplace-collaboration Continue reading The future of workplace collaboration
According to research among private and public sector consultancy buyers in the UK, 8 out of 10 clients are satisfied with the work carried out by management consultants. Source: 80% of clients satisfied with management consulting services Continue reading 80% of clients satisfied with management consulting services
IT decision makers across the UK have begun to see how data regulation can positively impact their organizations’ commercial operations according to new research from NetApp. The firm surveyed IT managers, CIOs and CTOs across 501 UK-based businesses to find that more than half (53 percent) say that data regulation has or will have a positive impact while only 18 percent have seen or anticipate a … Continue reading UK firms more worried about Brexit than GDPR
The increasingly real prospect of a ‘no-deal’ Brexit has serious implications for businesses across the UK. One very real concern is what impact a ‘no deal’ scenario would mean in terms of the European Union’s (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). https://www.techradar.com/news/brexit-and-gdpr-what-businesses-should-be-doing-to-prepare-for-a-no-deal-scenario Continue reading Brexit and GDPR: what businesses should be doing to prepare for a ‘no deal’ scenario
Today marks the 13th annual Data Protection Day, a day aimed at raising awareness and promoting good data privacy practices around the world. The past year saw vast changes impacting the UK’s data protection landscape, not the least of which is due to the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) officially coming into play. The regulation means that regardless of the industry or location, any … Continue reading Here is the one reason why companies are getting data protection wrong
Britain’s impending exit from the European Union is a major concern for the UK tech industry, with immigration top of the worry list. Source: UK Tech Braces Itself for Brexit – The Mac Observer Continue reading UK Tech Braces Itself for Brexit – The Mac Observer
Video: For years, Ashkan Soltani has warned of Facebook’s privacy-eroding tendencies. If there’s one person outside of government who has stood against Facebook’s crashing wave, it’s Ashkan Soltani. Late last year, the independent privacy researcher was suddenly called to speak before the UK Parliament about Facebook’s privacy practices, simply because he happened to be in London and, in his own words, “was just a dick on Twitter.” Source: Why … Continue reading Why Silicon Valley’s “growth at any cost” is the new “unsafe at any speed”
At first, saying yes to everything was a boon to my social life and my career. Then my workload started to get out of hand and I became racked with guilt Source: The joy and relief of saying no: how I learned to stop worrying and turn people down Continue reading The joy and relief of saying no: how I learned to stop worrying and turn people down
Internet giants like Google might breathe a little easier in Europe… at least, for now. The EU has called off January 21st negotiations for a final vote on the controversial Copyright Directive after 11 countries, including Germany, Italy and the Netherlands, said they wouldn’t support the latest version of the proposal. European Parliament Member Julia Reda noted that most of these countries (Croatia and Portugal are exceptions) have previously argued that … Continue reading EU copyright laws face uncertain fate after 11 countries reject proposal
