In my last article I talked about the need to make sense of the torrent of data businesses receive daily. But it’s not enough to simply understand what’s going on in your stores.
If there’s one thing trickier than managing employees, it’s managing subcontractors. It’s a familiar problem to NHS estates and facilities managers who have to rely heavily on an army…
The quick service restaurant (QSR) market is fierce. Customers expect quality food and great service at low prices. And to stay competitive, businesses must work with margins that are…
Driving a train takes high levels of skill and concentration. And with passenger and public safety at stake on every journey, it carries a great deal of responsibility too.
Be honest with me now. Do your cleaning audits give you anything of value or are they just a tick-box exercise you’re forced to perform to satisfy the contract?
I’m guessing a lack of information isn’t a problem for you as a retailer. It’s likely that you’re positively swamped by figures coming at you from all directions. Footfall into your…
Companies have been more trusting of their employees since the pandemic forced everyone to work at home. In much the same way that employers realised their staff could be trusted to…
Technical compliance with a Planned Preventive Maintenance (PPM) schedule should not be complex to achieve. After all, there are clear instructions specifying what needs to be done,…
When you visit your favourite quick service restaurant (QSR), nothing you see – from the moment you enter to the moment you leave – is there by accident.
It might sound odd coming from a software company – but changing your processes from paper to digital forms isn’t in and of itself that useful. Yes you save money on paper, and…
Digital transformation is one of the hottest topics in the rail industry right now. And train operating companies (TOCs) are waking up to just how much time and money it can save them.…
Exhausted by their increased workload due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Britain’s cleaners have reached a breaking point and are voting with their feet to leave the sector. According to…