Bids and tenders are perceived as exciting opportunities by Business Development and Sales Professionals but actually represent a huge investment in time and effort, when realistically there’s only a small chance of success. After all, there can only be one winner, which isn’t great odds when you consider how many of your competitors may be involved.

Do you still remember the office as it was, let’s say 10 years ago? Close your eyes. Take a walk in your mind’s eye.

2017 is upon us, and yet somehow it feels strangely familiar to last year. If the familiarity is resulting from a lack of change within the workplace, don’t you think it’s finally time to come through with those resolution promises? Whether you made promises or not, a workplace always as room for improvement. One of the ways to create a more sound and efficient place of work is to implement team collaboration software. By integrating a world-class software such as Glasscubes into your processes and practices, you’ll be able to provide your employees with some pretty fantastic perks.

It will come as no shock to SMEs that data continue show a consistent pattern of neglect, if not outright hostility, by High Street banks toward small businesses. Figures from sources as varied as the British Bankers Association, alternative lenders, and the government show that the trend has only been downward. For instance, lending platform FundingOptions report an overall 37% decline in SME overdraft financing from 2011 to end of September 2016.

It seems as though every year brings novel, ground-breaking technologies that can be implemented into the workplace. At the rate at which this occurs, it is at times difficult to keep up with all the changes. Here we take stock and appreciate the drastic changes that workplace technology has had on our office lives. 

When I first got involved with Glasscubes, sometime ago now, the main message which was being communicated was that businesses typically do not have a resource or application to go to when creating a secure online intranet.

A quality management system (QMS) is a set of policies, processes and procedures required for planning and execution of the core business of an organisation, usually in the form of documented records.

It seems everyone’s falling all over themselves trying to figure out what Millennials want and to give it to them in the workplace.

If you’re wondering how Glasscubes could change your business and projects, take a look at some of these fantastic examples of exciting ventures made possible with the Glasscubes solution.

Your business wishes to provide the best service or products to its customers. The best way to go about doing this is to ensure that your employees are working at an optimal level.