Tag Archives: Competition
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Insight, action and a business edge
Big data and analytics are far too important to be left to data scientists and quantitative analysts. Business leaders need to get involved too, writes Jessica Twentyman
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A universe of ways to pay
The payments industry may be fragmented and in a state of seemingly continual flux, but innovation and enterprise promises to pay, writes Dan Matthews
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Government seeks to define basis for software adoption
A government committee is preparing to reveal its definition of open standards to level the playing field for implementing open source software alongside proprietary applications, writes Mark Ballard
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‘Don’t risk being left behind’
Adoption of open source software has been the key to success for many of today’s top-performing companies. For those without a transitioning strategy, it is time to adopt or die, warns Professor Jim Norton
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In touch and ahead of the curve
The need to be in touch, on the move as well as at home and in the office, is a business reality in an evermore competitive world, as Guy Clapperton reports
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The law of changing times
Law firms will have to change the way they work and adopt a more strategic approach to compete effectively in a liberalised market, writes Joanna Goodman
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Strategy within the law
Professor Richard Susskind predicted the transformation of legal services delivery. What advice does he have for law firms in terms of their strategy going forward?
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Regulators boost competition
New technology and the entry of non-traditional players promise a more innovative payments industry. But regulators must ensure that the interests of consumers and businesses are properly safeguarded in this period of profound change, writes Geoff Nairn