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Feature

Preparing for the Windows XP migration

Almost 40% of organisations are still using Windows XP with less than a year to go until support stops. Richard Pegden looks at the migration obstacles

21 May 2013

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Blog

Public sector branding: Ignore it at your peril

Effective public sector brands are about engaging with people, understanding their beliefs and behaviours and delivering a business model they can buy into

09 May 2013

Opinion

Timely assessment of IP is critical in M&A due diligence

Realisation of the significance of IP in an M&A valuation does not always mean that due diligence is being carried out consistently and effectively

29 Apr 2013

Blog

Narrowly missing triple dip cuts chances of new capital injection

Today's data has decreased the likelihood of a new QE injection and sterling has been the major benefactor

25 Apr 2013

Opinion

Patent Box - an opportunity not to be wasted

Time must be allowed for tweaks and updates to ensure incoming Patent Box legislation is robust, writes Karl Barnfather

19 Apr 2013

Feature

Corporate simplification projects made simple

Pinsent Mason's Paul Sutton explains how to carry out due diligence in corporate simplification projects

24 Mar 2013

Analysis

Top five issues for FDs following the 2013 Budget

Jonathan Hornby, managing director at Alvarez & Marsal Taxand UK, identifies the top five issues for finance directors following the 2013 Budget

22 Mar 2013

Blog

Cyprus rejection sends EU back to the drawing board

If any EU nation comes "cap in hand" for a bailout from the ECB they will met with strict terms and conditions; with consequences for the euro

21 Mar 2013

Feature

Age presents challenges for a changing workforce

Employers should use existing performance management systems to proactively address concerns with employees - regardless of age, writes Rebecca Harding-Hill and Elin Hannah

21 Mar 2013

Blog

Sterling hammered in wake of downgrade

The prospect of sterling weakness across the board is, understandably, concerning UK importers

11 Mar 2013

Blog

Psyched in the workplace: Let the anger out

Anger or empathy? Getting your own way in tough negotiations requires a little more emotion, writes Gavin Hinks

11 Mar 2013

Feature

In Your Business Series: Expanding businesses

In the fourth of a series of articles looking at companies from every phase from start-up to exit/sale Gary Jesson looks at the replicating business success

21 Feb 2013

Feature

IT budgeting – Greater than the sum of all parts

Modern enterprise IT is a complex beast turning IT billing into a lengthy and confusing process, writes Colin Rowland

15 Feb 2013

Blog

AIM is at the crossroads

Even more money could start to flow into the small and mid-size quoted company space through the inclusion of AIM shares into ISAs

06 Feb 2013

Opinion

Look out for the payment card trap

Compliance with payment regulations can be expensive. Don’t let security become a protection racket, warns Graham Thompson

27 Jan 2013

Feature

Big data can improve international trade performance

Big data is moving beyond tactical applications to become a means of gaining strategic insights at a global level, writes Rob Glenn

27 Jan 2013

Feature

Ricoh UK FD on flicking the electronic invoice switch

The European Commission’s consultation on e-invoicing in public procurement is a key milestone in the delivery of structured electronic invoicing, writes Rick Hewitt

27 Jan 2013

Blog

Psyched in the workplace: The Hobbit - an unmotivated employee

The lesson from The Hobbit is that workplace psychologists have something to offer to managers leading teams, writes Gavin Hinks

24 Jan 2013

Feature

In Your Business Series: The established business

Whether survival or business growth is on the agenda there are issues companies should mark, writes Gary Jesson, e-FM Network

18 Jan 2013

Blog

City celebrates, but fiscal cliff deal far from conclusive

Markets start the year with an appetite for risk but there are still major obstacles ahead, writes Global Reach Partners’ Torrie Callander

16 Jan 2013

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Latest Opinion

IT interfaces heading for Star Trek future

Cars are becoming increasingly like KITT from Knight Rider. IT interfaces could go the same way

Tough conditions provide FDs with well-earned scars

Tough economic conditions aren’t fun, but lessons learned will stand young finance personnel in good stead

Timely assessment of IP is critical in M&A due diligence

Realisation of the significance of IP in an M&A valuation does not always mean that due diligence is being carried out consistently and effectively

Latest Analysis

BoE policies impinge lending

Think-tank claims Bank of England’s own policies are leading to a dearth of credit for small businesses, writes Richard Crump

Government accounts criticised by Public Accounts Committee

Public Accounts Committee says Whole of Government Accounts are “elaborate”, reports Kevin Reed

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