Technology companies are growing in importance to the UK economy, but helping turn small, start-up companies into fast-growing scaleups that can stay the course is a challenge.
2020 pitched the world into uncertainty. For the UK, the global pandemic came hot on the heels of Brexit, compounding the confusion and unpredictability faced by both employees and businesses, and ine
The acceleration of digital adoption by both businesses and consumers across nearly all sectors of the UK economy is proving a boon to UK technology companies.
When it comes to the UK’s fast-growth companies, research by the Scaleup Institute shows there are three key issues that CEOs are grappling with: access to markets, talent and growth capital.
Your business is growing quickly. Your innovative technology and stellar sales team are attracting new customers and revenues are increasing. But at the back of your mind, you’re also thinking about s
It’s not very often that we see an entirely new ‘genre’ emerge in tech, but that is exactly what’s happened with the development of the enterprise browser.
Launching your own tech company is likely to be one of the most exciting decisions of your life. But the practical implications can, let’s face it, be a bit of a buzzkill.
There’s been a lot of talk in recent times around healthtech, fintech and e-commerce. But there’s another burgeoning sector that’s slipped under most people’s radars, while attracting increasing inter
Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) startups offering point-of-sale credit to shoppers have been among the most talked-about tech companies in recent years. In the UK alone, the use of BNPL products nearly quad