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Most business owners, directors and senior managers spend all of their working days, and sometimes several hours each day of their personal time, dealing with the hurly-burly of day-to-day business
by Nick O’Shiel, CEO, Omagh Enterprise Given the increase in levels of access to the Internet in recent years, the practice of flexible working has grown. Employers like it because
Stephen McCann, MD at P2V Systems explains the importance of network security for your business and the benefits a Palo Alto Networks solution can provide. Very often in business there are
by Nick O’Shiel, Omagh Enterprise The number of people starting their own business and choosing self-employed is growing. One of the biggest areas of growth is in small and microbusiness:
We’ve all been there; politely sitting through a number of conference presentations mentally compiling shopping lists or daydreaming about the summer holidays instead of actually listening. The topic sounded interesting,
Colleges Northern Ireland, Chief Executive, Gerry Campbell, stated that there was a need to consider the full picture when looking at Northern Ireland student funding. He stated that ‘it is true
by Glenn Bradley Being the most westerly part of the European Archipelago we here in Ireland (both jurisdictions) have developed our own way of doing business that is largely driven
Exhibiting at an industry trade show can be an excellent way of launching a new product or service, helping you gain sales and forge new strategic connections. In fact, research
asks Nick O’Shiel, Omagh Enterprise The origins of education lie to a large extent inside the military, as it trained people to follow orders and be compliant. The industrial revolution
According to Shweta Jhajharia, founder of The London Coaching Group, many business owners have three flawed beliefs that keep them from successful marketing: Marketing is a big cost. We should