Articles tagged ‘2019’

Paid for but not used: why Shelfware exists No CTO would intentionally purchase software for it not to be put to use. And yet the estimated cost of unused software…

2020 will see the first wave of executive pay ratio reporting from large companies in the UK. Although most of these companies will already have reported their gender pay gap…

iTrent Electric's user interface and navigation hugely improve the experience, with users able to create their own branded areas and get a system that feels far more personal to them…

But can you ever really sleep easy? Do you get the feeling there’s something creepy lurking in the back of the stationery cupboard? This Halloween, we share our monster tales…

We’ve created this exclusive FAQ to help guide you around how you can prepare as a public sector organisation. We’ll explain what has changed, when the new standard applies, and…

Most people have experienced cringing in empathy when a passionate baker watches their creations going wrong, and we’ve felt their pain during stinging criticisms from Paul Hollywood. Despite the gleeful…

So you’ve decided to take the plunge. You know all of the great things that data analytics has to offer and you’re ready to take the next steps? You do…

It can sometimes seem excessive to employ an HR specialist for just a handful of employees. Why though is it so important to have HR support and guidance? When going…

The UK is renowned for its long hours culture, with workers averaging around 36.5 hours per week, and many people working as many as 60 or 70 hours per week…

In this blog, Dr Max Blumberg, consultant and founder of the people analytics think tank, the Blumberg Partnership, explores the fundamental questions you need to ask yourself to optimise your…