Ease of use always ranks highly when it comes to what customers want from a product or service. Whether it’s something they intend to use in their personal lives, like a mobile phone, or their work lives, like office equipment or business software, simplicity is…

10% of small business owners and employees regularly share confidential files on personal devices or send documents to personal rather than work emails. The findings, which show a significant lapse in data security amongst the UK’s five million plus small businesses, were highlighted in our…

The “cloud” isn’t some magical place where data lives. However, since its inception, users have gravitated toward its many advantages. The 2017 estimate of global cloud users is 1.8 billion. When considering cloud accounting software, first you should understand what it is. Then determine the…

Business technology is constantly evolving and the need to stay up-to-date is at an all-time high, adding additional pressure to the modern practice.  There’s a growing trend for ‘superapps’ (applications that with a range of sophisticated integrations to other technologies), which can lessen this pressure. …

What little kid hasn’t wished that they could do magic? Admit it, you have probably tried to put a rabbit, or at least a plush rabbit, into a hat to see if you could make it disappear, only to reappear again later. The concept of…

  It’s a well-accepted fact that paper heeds productivity. Of a total eight hours wasted per week in paper management, finding documents wastes one hour, difficulty sharing documents wastes one hour, distribution & storage wastes another hour, and archiving and retrieval wastes half an hour….

  Managing a business and balancing its books has come a long way in 20 years. Leather-bound ledgers sit on shelves gathering dust, replaced by sophisticated accounting software systems that save you time, give you instant access to business data, and improve your cashflow. But…

  Before you tell yourself that your idea is too ambitious, too unrealistic, too pie-in-the-sky; remember that once there were no planes. There were no rockets to take us into space. There were no computers.