Articles

Somayeh Aghnia Cofounder & Chair

How do you “feel” when you see the Digital Transformation on the meeting agenda as a business leader? Do you feel excited and energized? Or do you feel disoriented and confused? Do you feel in control and confident? Or do you feel it’s hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel?

Somayeh Aghnia Cofounder & Chair

If you are one of those parents who only takes advice from other parents, then do not waste your time reading on. I have no children.

Somayeh Aghnia Cofounder & Chair

Last month the Chancellor announced a temporary cut on stamp duty. Homebuyers in the UK traditionally paid the duty as a lump sum when purchasing a property over $125,000. The change announced increases the minimum threshold, and now there will be no stamp duty to pay on homes priced $500,000 or less.

Joanna Clitheroe Director of Innovation

The pandemic and its uncertain aftermath are creating a new environment and new challenges for business technology innovation. So the question is, what do business leaders need to do to prepare their organisations for the post-COVID landscape ahead? Do they need to change their strategy? Or do they need to keep implementing what they had already planned?

Somayeh Aghnia Cofounder & Chair

Times as strange as these test us in new ways. They stretch our characters and reveal new aspects of our individuality as well as our collective consciousness. They teach us new things about ourselves and those around us, family, friends, neighbors, colleagues, suppliers and clients. Challenging times bring us an opportunity to reflect on our perception...

Paymon Khamooshi Cofounder

In a recent interview, former speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, said he owed his “elocution” to his late father. Unlike most British prime ministers and parliament speakers, Bercow did not go to a private school and did not get his degree from Oxford or Cambridge. Yet many in or outside parliament praise his wealth of English language...

Lindsay Jessup CEO

In the pursuit of profit, you need to go all-in when it comes to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) - and for the right reasons. Otherwise, research shows that it’s not even worth trying.

Somayeh Aghnia Cofounder & Chair

Bespoke software can provide unique benefits to businesses, catering to your precise vision and requirements, helping you to expand and improve.

Paymon Khamooshi Cofounder

The right software can remove friction from day-to-day operations, but not every tool fits the way your business actually works. Off-the-shelf platforms can be a good starting point, yet bespoke software is built around your workflows, data, and growth plans. Here are five benefits of buying bespoke software over off-the-shelf solutions.

Paymon Khamooshi Cofounder

The majority of users work with off-the-shelf or package software. This is designed to be useful for large numbers of customers with varying demands.

Paymon Khamooshi Cofounder

Web-based applications are transforming how businesses operate, making systems more accessible, scalable, and secure than traditional desktop software.

Paymon Khamooshi Cofounder

A growing number of businesses are using mobile software to give employees the opportunity to work remotely wherever they are.