A LACK of knowledge and a fear of spiraling costs and wasted money are holding many businesses back from investing in new information and communication technology.

James Pinchbeck, marketing partner at Streets Chartered Accountants, asks: Things may be different but they haven’t changed so is it time to go back to basics?

PIONEERING software that is improving efficiency in construction, utilities and facilities management has taken centre stage at this year’s Bright Sparc awards.

COLLABORATION is the key to developing a strong future for manufacturing in the UK, according to a line-up of speakers at the National Manufacturing Debate, organised by Cranfield University.

THE REGENERATION of the Luton and Southern Bedfordshire central area was once again at the top of the agenda at a recent meeting of key representatives from the local public and private sectors.