As uncertainty around COVID-19 continues and the colder months draw in, the next six months will be a very difficult time for businesses and their workers across Lincolnshire. Fortunately, more government support has been announced, with major changes set to begin almost immediately.
Just about everything in life and in business relies on communication. But in an age in which communication technology has rapidly transformed the world and given us a baffling range of means to communicate, it’s easy to forget the importance of speaking face-to-face.
With the day to day pressures of business, the most common method of dealing with process inefficiency and breakdown is through firefighting. We often end up focusing solely on the immediate glaring symptoms of a problem and we overlook the bigger picture.
What is Lean Six Sigma?
While it might sound like a good name for a science fiction TV series, Lean Six Sigma (LSS) is actually a methodology and philosophy for process improvement.
Technology is changing the face of the finance industry, enabling accountants to concentrate on adding value for their clients and helping them run their businesses more effectively.
Technology is having a significant impact on many aspects of the finance profession. Invoice processing, credit decisions and communication are just some of the many activities reaping the benefit of an increased use of technology.
Associate Director for Quality and Technical Assurance, Stuart A. Brown discusses a popular legal structure for charitable entities – Charitable Incorporated Organisations (CIOs).
Associate Director for Quality and Technical Assurance, Stuart A. Brown discusses the definition of development costs and instances where development costs may be capitalised.
The micro-entity regime may be applicable for some smaller entities.
