Monday, March 3, 2025
Good Business Needs Good Writers Too
I've learned to write stories when trying to engage with people and it takes some doing as printers, consumables and IT bundles aren’t usually exciting subjects to write or read about.
Business Tips
Business tips are like gems but they have to be sought out, dug up and treasured. This means implementing the tips in everyday business dealings.
Butterflies Bumblebees and Shapeless Boxing
To dominate your competition as did Muhammad Ali, you must not just improve yourself, but innovate the field.
The Martial Art of Fighting for your Business
To become a master, you must devote time, pain and an almost self-indulgent level of commitment to transform from a lowly shack to a temple held up by the pillars of martial arts.
Walking the Plank with Pirates
After studying the democratic way pirates demote and choose new captains, we as business leaders had better look after our team’s interests while steering the business towards its vision.
Resilience is Knowing When Not to Quit
As well as the good times you’re going to get plenty of bad times too. This is when most people can’t seem to battle through the challenges and end up quitting.
My View on the Future of the Print Technology Industry
Change is inevitable and the coronavirus has only hastened what was going to happen in any case.
Planes Trains and Automobiles (and bicycles)
I love an adventure but had I bitten off more than I could chew this time with my trip from the UK to China?
Why Procrastinate Today When You Can Put it off Until Tomorrow
Why procrastinate today when you can put it off until tomorrow. It is possible that Leonardo da Vinci and Martin Luther King can teach us why we should.
Canon Continues Fight with Aftermarket – with Ian Elliott
Canon continues fight with aftermarket - RT's David Gibbons talks with E&S Solution's Ian Elliott who has been watching Canon’s moves closely.
Fallout from ITC ‘1106 and the Future of Distribution
What will be the fallout from the ITC '1106 investigation and the future of distribution given Canon was probably confident having had previous successes.