Month: November 2014

In recent years, process professionals are under increasing pressure to make sure that the work they do contributes to the overall performance of the business and makes a positive impact on the bottom line of their organisation. To this end, the process of linking process improvement with top level business strategy has become a number […]

According to The Law Society Gazette, the government has taken a small step towards the abolishment of the wet signature in official transactions – and perhaps even the ritual of having to produce a passport and utility bill whenever we enter into a new commercial relationship.

Many people see Microsoft SharePoint as a convenient option – they use it out of habit, rather than considering what it’s actually doing for their business. Researchers at Dajon partners, iDatix have examined SharePoint – and discovered five key areas where the program is falling short. Read our new report to find out exactly what […]

Small to medium sized businesses face three critical challenges when seeking new growth; access to funds and skills as a start-up, management control and scalability as the business begins to grow and optimisation and innovation as the company matures.

The average Accounts Payable (AP) clerk will spend much of their time on manual, time-consuming tasks; checking mail as it arrives, identifying and sorting through invoices, getting approval, sending reminders and, if needs be, escalating cases.

Hidden in your organisation’s data is vast amounts of information — much of it subject to protection under impending EU privacy rules and regulations. Within these regulations, individuals have a right to privacy, a right to the protection of their personal data regardless of where that data is stored or how it was first collected, […]