Posts Tagged ‘ Personal development ’

The most important questions in business

The key factor in any business is the market’s response: are your customers ready for your products/services and will they appreciate you well enough to pay the price you want for them.   A lot of research and decision-making is done before you start your business and it can get overwhelming due to the many [ READ MORE ]

The 21st century entrepreneur

Changing business circumstances are a fact of life: recession, smart phones, social media, cloud computing, etc. changes the way we communicate with clients, customers and just about everyone else we come into contact with.  Expectations have changed a lot about when and where we are contactable, along with the speed at which we are asked [ READ MORE ]

Business Training Courses

  Course details Turn Your Idea into a Business Saturday, 25 September    Tuesday, 12 October     £ 95 + VAT 1-day course with handouts, tea, coffee & lunch Do you have idea that will make a great business? Then this course is for you! If you are starting a new business, you have to [ READ MORE ]

A bit of a spring update

A couple of times a year I like to give an update on Entelliz’s progress.  If you read the Entelliz blog, newsletter, Facebook page etc. you probably want to know a bit more about the person behind them and that what I am up to these days. Well, the latest and best news is that the “Build [ READ MORE ]

The Chris Del Bosco School of Entrepreneurship

Last Sunday at the Vancouver Olympics, Canadian ski cross racer Chris Del Bosco had the second fastest qualifying time and only missed Olympic bronze medal in the men’s freestyle ski cross because of a bad fall at the end of the final.  After the race at a press conference he said that “Third, I guess [ READ MORE ]

Newsletter – Issue 1, 2010

DID YOU KNOW  Firms given extra two weeks to adjust prices for January VAT rise The Government has bowed to pressure from business groups and given firms an extra 14 days to adjust their prices when the VAT rate returns to 17.5 per cent on 1 January.  This means that businesses will have 28 days [ READ MORE ]

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