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The government has announced a £200m roll-out of the so-called full fibre connectivity in an attempt to boost the internet efficiency of rural schools, businesses and homes that presently struggle with sub-gigabyte connections. In a recent press release they said: The starting gun has been fired on a programme to... read more →

In a post earlier this month, the LinkedIn Corporate Communications Team posted an update on their efforts to keep the LinkedIn platform a safe place to be. The article is reproduced in part below. Their efforts in this area are to be applauded and are a reminder that we all... read more →

It would seem that there is a semblance of activity in government circles even if the politicians are in limbo as they continue their efforts to solve the EU exit strategy. This week we have highlighted a number of posts made to the GOV.UK site that might be of interest... read more →

Are you in control of your email inbox or are you dismayed by the ever growing list that is accumulating? If the latter, read on. The following are a bunch of strategies that may help. Don’t leave your email inbox showing on screen, all the time.Flag obvious spam emails as... read more →

Whilst most of us would shed no tears if the 1p and/or 2p bronze coins were discontinued there are industries where adapting vending machines or pricing structures to eliminate 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8 or 9p prices would be problematic. For example, the 2p amusement games that litter arcades... read more →

Your clients no doubt expect to be charged for the advice you give. If they don’t, then either you are giving advice away free-of-charge or you are advising clients who are unappreciative and unwilling to pay a reasonable price for the advice you provide. If the latter scenario applies, then... read more →

Readers working in industries or advising companies that provide consumer products linking with the internet may be interested in a government initiative to improve cyber security by introducing new laws for internet connected devices. A recent press release issues by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sports states: Options... read more →

Last week we posted about accessibility. This week we are considering persistence. The two are linked: if accessibility is an issue, continued efforts to communicate is the only way that action can be moved forward. The word persistence resonates with other qualities: perseverance, tenacity, determination, resolve and so forth. And... read more →

Business owners and all taxpayers, that’s most of us, are required to comply with the numerous regulations set out in the UK tax code and companies acts’ legislation. There is no choice in this process. If your circumstances fit the brief – you are self-employed, pay tax, have a company... read more →

Informanagement sells newsfeed and other content services to the accountancy profession. As such, we have become aware of the seasonal nature of the compliance services offered by firms and how this affects their availability. This is our take on this annual cycle. January: the bunker closes and it’s all hands... read more →