PCMag defines cloud computing as: “a means of storing and accessing data and programs over the Internet instead of using your computer’s hard drive”. For something to be considered cloud technology, users have to access data or programs that aren’t stored locally. They’re accessing these services and information over the Internet. Think Dropbox and Google

Millennials are going to make up 75% of the international workforce by 2025. This young, tech-savvy generation poses a variety of challenges and opportunities to the modern workplace. One thing is for sure, business leaders are going to have to consider the wants and needs of this generation and adapt business structures accordingly. Millennials know

If you’ve been following our blog, you’ll know that I’ve recently spent lot of time chatting to people and reading up about leadership. Based on this research, and my own personal experiences as a business owner, I’ve outlined four essentials that I think are paramount for leadership success. They include – teamwork, strategy, execution and

According to Business Insider, millennials in the workplace do things quite differently. A generation of young adults born between 1981 and 1996, they choose to do their shopping on the internet, they use ride-sharing apps, they sign up for short courses online and communicate using real-time chat platforms. This digitally native generation poses a variety