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SIZE DOES MATTER? Get a BIG Screen for your Outside Broadcast
Key Considerations for your OUTSIDE BROADCAST -If you start with the people attending the Outside Broadcast; they want a BIG SCREEN, high quality pictures; a great cameraman or team to maximize their pleasure and experience. -Absolute reliability –no-one wants to replicate the disaster of the Manchester City Council Big Screen of the UEFA Cup Final. Basically the technical solution was high risk and inadequate. The damage injured police in violent clashes that lasted 5 hours. Saving a [+]Post Office closures killing small businesses claims FSB
Don’t close our Post Offices! The Federation of Small Businesses has hit out at the news that more Post Offices could be forced to close their doors, claiming that the actions are ruining small business chances for surviving through the recession. In a survey conducted for the FSB it was uncovered that around 80 per cent of the 5,300 members questioned used the Post Office for their mailing and other needs and if more and closed there [+]South West small firms to be the hardest hit through recession
Bad times for the South West. 2009 is set to a dismal year what with the recession, unemployment and loss of profits across the board – well apparently the worst affected area of the United Kingdom is set to be the South West according to researchers of the market. Analysts with the Regional Development Agency (RDA) have announced that the worst hit region in the United Kingdom throughout the rest of the year is set to be [+]SEPA Saving Scottish Small Firms £550,000
Half a billion pounds saving for Scottish small firms… Scottish firms are getting a helping hand as the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has decided to reduce the rates involved with environmental fees as the recession’s clutch on the economy tightens. As a result, Scottish businesses will have saved a small fortune, £550,000 what with the waived fee for environmental licenses and for licenses for farmers to dispose of sheep dip. 1,545 applications were made for environmental licenses [+]E-Crime Costing Small Businesses £800 a Year
E-Crime going ahead un-disturbed… Small firms across the country are continuing to fall prey to the ever-growing issues surrounding electronic crime as a survey commissioned by the Federation of Small Businesses showed how small firms were losing £800 a year through the crime. The Federation is insisting that more attention must be given to cyber crime and online fraud as often the cases go un-reported, but in such difficult economic times the FSB is urging small firms [+]Small Business Issues - Trust: Employers Don’t Want Employees to Work Remotely
Do you trust your employee to work remotely? Trust in a relationship is practically everything. If you can’t trust your significant other to do anything out of your site then what’s the point of being in a relationship. Apparently trust is also an issue throughout businesses across Britain who claim that they wouldn’t trust their employees to work remotely according to a survey conducted for BT Business and Nortel. 8 per cent of firms are untrusting… It’s worse [+]Abbey’s New Plans for SMEs
Abbey – Plans for SMEs looking good. The United Kingdom’s second largest lender of mortgages, whilst gaining a firm grasp on the mortgage market, also has new plans for the small and medium sized business customers. Due to the recent acquisition of AL&L, Abbey are claiming that they will be able to grow throughout the small and medium sized business market and will be planning on creating 20 new corporate centres around the country which they are [+]More From Choose a category
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