Most Innovative Law Firm of 2016, Swansea

Small businesses often need electronic data interchange (EDI) services to better communicate with their clients. For example, a B2B business might send and receive purchase orders and invoices. An EDI utilises a standard format and prompts the user to fill in

Sintetica is a Swiss pharmaceutical company delivering innovative injectable anaesthetics and analgesics to patients worldwide through innovative science and excellence in development, production and marketing. Taking time out of his busy schedule is Global Ma

Creative freedom, increased clout, and potential profit. These three reasons to start your own publishing company may fuel your decision to take that step, but they do little to help you understand everything that goes into it. Writers who choose to self-publi

Event planners need to use venue management platforms if they want their events to run as smoothly and successfully as possible. With the best venue management software, every element of an event lifecycle is covered, from registration and payment to reports a

DSX, the professional cryptocurrency exchange, will be the only UK based, FCA registered platform offering investors the chance to buy Telegram’s Gram tokens when they go on public sale.

Recognised in our Judges Choice Awards 2024, Flexdata LDA is a provider of exemplary technology solutions, particularly those relating to energy, communications, security, datacentres, and software systems.

To remortgage means that you essentially replace your existing home loan with a new one, with potentially better terms. The most popular reasons for refinancing are reducing monthly repayments, securing a lower interest rate, consolidating loans, or changing t

Stanmore IP is a small, but mighty, trade mark practice who were recently given the Best in Trademark Protection award. Based in the UK, they specialise in helping businesses to select and protect their trade marks in the UK, the EU and globally via a strong n

Consumers are set to spend £53.6 billion a year using their smartphones and tablets by 2024, compared with the £9.7 billion spent today, according to new research by Barclays.