If you have a good Business Idea and are looking for funds to investigate further, then this might be worth checking out.
Pilot Competitive Feasibility Fund for South East Region
Jan 092012
For all those struggling to grow sales, why not look to Export Markets. Wexford Chamber is authorized to stamp Certificates of Origin, a document proving the place of growth, production and manufacture of goods.
Wexford Chamber helping Local Businesses to Export
Tom and the rest of the team at Wexford County Enterprise Board have published their Training Programme for Spring 2012.
Why not start 2012 by up-skilling.
Wexford CEB Training Programme Spring 2012
Here is a nice article from BUSINESS2COMMUNITY blog that explaines Cloud Computing and what are the main benefits for SME Businesses. Worth a read.
Why Cloud Computing Is Important To Your Online Business
- Cloud Computing
Sep 192011
If you have ever wondered who uses Social Media and for what, then check out the latest report from Internet Ratings Agency Nielsen.
Social Media Report: Spending Time, Money and Going Mobile
Interesting article from Silicon Republic. I’m not sure I agree fully with the conclusions, as there are many alternatives in Cloud Computing between maintaining the current In-House IT Systems and full Desktop Virtualisation.
Most SME businesses will address Cloud Computing/Virtualisation in a phased basis, starting with Email, CRM and Shared Documents, and then looking at things like the Finance Apps before going for full Desktop Virtualisation.
Businesses need to be prepared for the post-PC world
Sep 052011
Here is a good article from Mashable discussing practical things to consider when thinking about Redesigning your Website.
7 Factors to Consider When Redesigning Your Website
Another interesting article from Mashable about some of the popular Cloud Providers.
Cloud Computing: The Layperson’s Guide to Distributed Networks
Aug 192011
One of the things that really annoys me about people in my business, myself included, is that when we are asked to explain something related to Computers or Technology we tend to use very complicated sounding technical terms. While to us, it makes sense, to the average business person it can sound like we are speaking in some sort of Martian Dialect.
The problem with this, is that because we can make new technology sound complicated, and most of it is not complicated, businesses are put off evaluating new technologies that could really benefit their businesses. This is particularly important in tough times when the proper use of Computers and Technology can make your business more efficient, allow you adapt to the changing marketplace, reduce your costs and ultimately make your business more profitable.
Anyway to this end I have included a link to a video explaining in simple terms what Cloud Computing is.
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