Tackling the rising security risks of remote working
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has left all sectors to consider how best to protect both their workforce and business from the virus. According to the BBC, approximately 1.5 million people regularly work from home but this number, in recent weeks, will have quickly increased as business leaders been forced to switched to a remote working model for all staff, due to the government-enforced lockdown.
Blue Billy
In the 19th century, London grew at an unprecedented speed and was transformed into the world’s largest city and the capital of the British Empire. Between the smog and squalor, a foul-smelling substance was first identified on the sites of old gasworks and coke works.
Casedo unveils its newest software release
Casedo today announced the release of the most recent update to its legal analysis platform. The update offers users new options for paginating their court bundles and smoother navigation of their legal research and analysis.
Moneypenny offers free digital switchboard service to keep British businesses talking
Legal firms can benefit from a free Digital Switchboard service as leading outsourced communications provider Moneypenny pledges to keep British businesses talking during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Telephone becomes legal firms’ lifeline during pandemic
Legal firms must remain responsive and accessible around the clock during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to leading outsourced communications company Moneypenny.
Are you working on your wellbeing during COVID-19?
As many of us work from home during the coronavirus pandemic, not only are we moving less (most of us anyway) which can have a negative impact on our physical and mental wellbeing in itself, but we are also surrounded by negative news, facing increased pressure from working away from the team, and some will also be on home-schooling duties.
In a period of unknown, together we can make a difference
We are in a period of unknown right now. Individuals are trying to come to terms with a new way of living and working while businesses are grappling to be responsive, agile and ultimately stay afloat. Advanced has joined the C-19 Business Pledge as we see our business as a force for good in tackling the coronavirus epidemic by helping in the national effort by caring about our employees, customers and communities.
Not so Sleepy Hallow – Tales from a swelling village
For many years, Hallow was a sleepy backwater to the north west of the bustling city of Worcester. Now, with tough new house building targets, its district council has found itself wrestling with competing demands to house its local residents. At the same time, they object to what they see as excessive urbanisation of the village into an extension of the city.
