Interview: Ed Ludbrook, financial entrepreneur It had been a disappointing week for New Zealander Ed Ludbrook, seeing England knock the All Blacks out of the Rugby World Cup tournament that they had been expected to win. Ludbrook is a big chap who wouldn’t look out of place in his national team’s line-up, though he has […]
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Davidson’s PR role should not mean a ban on second jobs
As I See It: Terry Murden One of the first rules of PR is not to make yourself the story. A second is that, if you do, make sure you come out smelling of roses. On both counts Ruth Davidson’s PR career has got off to a bad start, unless you consider that other piece […]
Print is turning corner with eco-friendly future
Pressure has been mounting on the printing industry to become more economically sustainable. GARY PEELING says the industry has listened and is cleaning up its act There are a number of negative connotations surrounding the printing industry’s practices being particularly destructive to the environment. This is largely due to deforestation and the use of toxic […]
Reduce the risk of a cyber attack by taking these first steps
Adopting new technologies increases the risk of cyber-attack. NATASHA BOUGOURD says business data can be protected with these three key steps New technologies have the power to enhance business performance and see it become digitally transformed. Streamlining operations can allow a business to boost productivity and improve the bottom line. However, adopting new technologies and […]
Innovative Onboard Tracker boosts IT firm Solab’s rapid growth
IT support company Solab’s innovative logistics management software is helping keep the firm on track to achieve £3 million turnover this year. Solab has 28 years experience in supporting, training and developing businesses across Scotland and beyond, delivering expert IT services and solutions. The north east company’s Onboard Tracker software manages crewing logistics, certification and […]