Trading

In 2015, the UK had the third largest eCommerce market in the world with sales amounting to a staggering £533bn (Statista.com). While there are many businesses who benefit from eCommerce platforms, B2B organisations are missing out on increased...

Inventory or stock refers to the goods and materials that a business holds for the ultimate goal of resale. Whilst keeping abreast of shop floor replenishment can often represent a significant challenge to retailers, with too much or too little stock...

An invoice is a business document issued by a selling organisation to a buying organisation. The process of manually logging and approving invoices can be painstakingly long, with Accounts Payable teams suffering under inefficient paper processes...

DIY and home improvement stores are often seen as worlds apart from traditional grocery retailers. They offer different stock, can attract a different clientele, and, usually have different experiences of the festive period. Whilst traditional...

In meteorology, visibility refers to the distance at which an object can be easily discerned. However, businesses dealing with vast supplier bases within competitive markets need to go beyond just distinguishing who their suppliers are and gain real...

Glen Hodgson, Head of Healthcare at GS1 UK, looks at how GS1 standards are delivering improved patient safety, enhanced clinical effectiveness and driving operational efficiencies in Acute Trusts in England When the Department of Health’s...

The most important thing to consider when preparing for and battling a storm or tumultuous period is safety. Those who operate within seasonal industries are threatened by having to ensure that every product is produced and provided on time, to...