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This section introduces a variety of guides and tips around business technology solutions for UK small businesses.

Brands and cybersquatting in the new internet age

Matthew Sammon, of intellectual property services company Marks & Clerk, discusses the advent of generic top-level domains and their relevance to small companies.

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Employee learning is going mobile – are small businesses ready?

Matt Pierce of TechSmith discusses the rise of conducting staff training operations through mobile devices.

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How to create a great website on a budget

In this piece, brought to you in association with .co.uk, the number one domain for British business, SmallBusiness.co.uk looks at the key things to consider when producing your company website.

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Evolutions in mobile banking for small businesses

Looking at the changing ways personal finance is evolving and how this affects UK small companies.

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How SEO has evolved to favour quality content

Kath Dawson discusses the development of SEO and what businesses need to do to increase traffic on their website.

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Three important website tips for your business

Tom Skinner gives tips on managing the design and development of your company website, the face of your brand.

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The strategic approach to document management

Alison Jackson explains why switching from a filing cabinet to a document management system needn't be the nightmare many small business owners expect.

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Why getting buy-in is crucial when it comes to technology

Alison Jackson of Lindenhouse Software explains that enthusiasm for new IT products in a company may not be shared by all staff.

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The strategic approach to document management

Alison Jackson explains why switching from a filing cabinet to a document management system needn't be the nightmare many small business owners expect.

Business Technology

Why getting buy-in is crucial when it comes to technology

Alison Jackson of Lindenhouse Software explains that enthusiasm for new IT products in a company may not be shared by all staff.

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Superfast broadband project: A legacy monopoly

XLN Telecom CEO Christian Nellemann examines whether the interests of small businesses are being lost in the increasingly complex national superfast broadband project.

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What does an IPVPN mean for your business?

Presenting the benefits of uniting geographically-diverse sites through a reliable private network.

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Cloud back-up options for small businesses

John Dryden, chief technology officer at ITLab, discusses how today's companies should approach business continuity.

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Justifying investment in new technology

It can be hard for a small company to rationalise technology expenditure when cash flow is tight. Alison Jackson reveals how businesses can make it add up.

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