The ‘move to digital’ continues. Described as a ‘trend’ for so many years, it is, in actuality, a continuous business requirement. For many businesses, who may have considered themselves immune to the reality of ‘online’, the Covid-19 global pandemic has increasingly shown that digital is neglected or ignored at your peril. Across all industries, changes
I founded Solvue-IT to address the expensive IT skills gap between large corporates and the small to medium business sector. It frustrated me that this gap made it almost impossible for businesses to gain a competitive edge without a large outlay of money. As I’ve been on both sides; deep within the depths of the
There is no mistaking it! Business continuity is, without a doubt, directly linked to an organisation’s sustainability. Unexpected (and often unplanned for) downtime, capacity and resource issues and social, political, economic or supply disruptions are just some of the factors that can create havoc. Not only for the business in real-time but, often, potentially leading
Irrespective of whether your business is a lifestyle venture supporting life’s luxuries, or your business goals include becoming the next Mark Shuttleworth or Elon Musk, sustainability is vital. Whilst key in even the normal course of events, it is now more so than ever. As the country (and world) suffers through the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic,
A world of opportunity exists for owners across all business sectors to leverage and harness the power of technology, not only to help ensure the sustainability of their business, but, where desired, to facilitate growth and assist them in taking it to the next level. However, in some instances, the approach to IT and tech
