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JobsThese days, a brand must have a consistent strategy across TV, mobile, laptop and tablet, says Ved Sen, director at IT and infrastructure firm Cognizant. Are you communicating with your customers across every conceivable screen?
Fail harder, move fast, break things, and don't be fearful: three phrases to sum up Facebook's approach to innovation. And you too can be brave in business, says Tracy de Groose, MD of London-based communications firm Carat.
There's a global/local revolution taking place in ecommerce, according to Alessandro Coppo, VP and general manager of eBay Classifieds Group, the company behind uber-popular classifieds site Gumtree.
Social media has rebalanced the relationship between consumers and business, with the public in the driving seat as never before.
Our 'Dream Budgets' series continues with Andrew Burgess, MD of Salford-based JMC IT. Key to his Budget: work experience for politicians and better IT, natch.
Our 'Dream Budgets' series continues with this submission, penned by David Buttress, MD of online takeaway company Just-Eat. If he was Chancellor of the Exchequer, he'd tackle job creation, the digital economy, and bad politicians...
It's been just over six months since Tim Cook took over as Apple CEO. While he may not have the charisma of Steve Jobs, yesterday's new iPad launch shows he's got the mettle to ensure the firm's continuing success, says leadership expert Nicky Little.
A new recruit is posting inappropriate tweets. What should I do?
Gaming is one of the biggest growth sectors for the UK economy, argues TIGA CEO Dr Richard Wilson. So why isn't government doing more to help?
No sign of a bubble yet but Facebook might not be such a great investment, says Jos White, serial entrepreneur and co-founder of venture capital firm Notion Capital.
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