Opinion
We’re human beings – not human doings
I’ve recently returned after a bit of a break and during my time off I reviewed those activities that dominate our working lives now.
Tim Youngman - Has Morrisons left it too late for online shopping?
The supermarket business is a fascinating one. People have short memories but I can remember walking into supermarkets that just sold food. In a relatively short space of time UK supermarkets have grown significantly in size, products and profits. You can now buy everything from pharmaceuticals to clothing to homewares to technology and music. In food itself they have created own range labels, chilled food and whole new ways of buying alcohol. In a relatively short space of time they have changed our high streets.
Caroline Williams - ‘The business community wants to buy from local suppliers’
Despite the constant drip of challenging economic news, Norfolk businesses are definitely becoming more open for business.
John Savage - Bridges must be built for tomorrow’s energy
Energy is money. Money is energy. For example, the price of a £1.20 bag of chips can be broken down into kilowatts of energy required to cultivate, harvest and transport the potatoes on each stage of their journey from field to fryer.
Christopher Cooper - A Mac is fine at home, but only a PC will do at work
I’m a fan of French food, French wine and French Style.
- Mary-Jane Kingsland - Networking is a cost effective way of generating new business
- Tim Youngman - What can we learn from ‘agile’ marketing?
- Kevin Horne - Self employment, to dream the impossible dream
- Nick Dent - Employers should embrace the ‘Bring Your Own Technology Trend’
- Richard Tunnicliffe - Global trade can deliver truly local benefits
- Mary-Jane Kingsland - Could the growth accelerator programme work for your business?
- Caroline Williams – infrastructure and help for young people on New Year checklist
- Tim Youngman - 2013 is the year that mobile marketing becomes mainstream
- Tim Youngman - My favourite moment of 2012? How not to manage a PR crisis by Google, Amazon and Starbucks
- Caroline Williams - Chancellor George Osborne needs to bridge the reality gap on pro-growth rhetoric
- Tim Youngman - Rebranding the ITV way
- Mary-Jane Kingsland - Focusing on the three Fs is the best way to help women in business
- Debbi Christophers - You don’t need grand gestures to make a difference in the community
- Tim Youngman - Life would be poorer without the Argos catalogue
- Anthony Hudson - The nightmare of winning work in the public sector
- Tim Youngman - Celebrity endorsement from Wedgewood to Armstrong
- Mary-Jane Kingsland - Jobs for life are a thing of the past, so it’s time to get thinking about self-managed careers.
- Tim Youngman - The Waitrose furore – a real lesson in brand management
- Debbi Christophers: Why your staff should take a break at lunchtime
- Mary-Jane Kingsland - The changing role of leadership
- Tim Youngman - how to use social media to grow your business
- Anthony Hudson - Time to incentivise the construction industry
- Tim Youngman - Don’t mess with the Olympic brand police!
- Mary-Jane Kingsland: What do the latest IQ figures show?
- Peter Sharkey: Not all captains of industry are covetous and grasping
- Tim Youngman: Barclays, Natwest and the banking confidence crisis – PR disaster or PR opportunity?
- Peter Sharkey: Why it doesn’t always pay to unsubscribe from email newsletters
- Debbi Christophers - Whose responsibility is it anyway?
- Tim Youngman: M&S and the golden rule of brand extensions
- Peter Sharkey: BT investors may see premier league value yet
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