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Getting your marketing right can make all the difference and a fractional chief marketing officer (CMO) offers a smart and cost-effective way to bring top-notch marketing expertise to your business…
From customer-built transformers to everyday office printers, every piece of business equipment has a hidden cost: the lifecycle cost. This is the initial sticker price plus the expenses incurred throughout…
Supply Chain Management for Sustainability: How to Incorporate Environmental and Social Responsibility Supply Chain Management (SCM) refers to the coordination and management of all activities involved in sourcing, procurement, conversion,…
Water closet, or toilet, is an essential piece of plumbing equipment that every home must have. Whether you are looking for a basic, low-cost water closet or a more luxurious…
Outsourcing the responsibilities of your company to third-parties is becoming more appealing to brands across the globe. In fact, in the UK in 2019 70 per cent of all businesses…
Yes, you have heard it before: your brand is the most important part of your business. And yes, we all know that a good logo is the key to building…
Working remotely as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic has given employees around the country a newfound sense of freedom and the ability to find work/life balance like never before.…
A lot of businesses have made the move to become more eco-friendly with their food items. Whether that be locally sourced produce or fair-trade coffee, there are other items it…
1. Employees Should Be Aware of the Time They Are Expected to Report to Work It is very important to determine your working hours and the time you expect people…
You may feel like packing a healthy lunch to bring into the office with you every day is another chore you don’t have time to do. It’s yet another task…
Managing commercial or business vehicles is never easy. You need to be a smart business owner with the best fleet maintenance software and a great team. You want maximum efficiency,…
The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) method was first developed in 1983 by Kary Mullis, an American biochemist. It enabled scientists and researchers to duplicate complete or partial copies of a…