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SSLPost G Cloud 2012 - 01 February 2012

We recently submitted a tender for a new government marketplace of cloud services called G Cloud. It is expected that it will become a services framework of up to £60,000,000 across various infrastructures, including...Find out more.

First thoughts on 2012 - 05 January 2012

First week back to work and one thing on my mind - (no not when I next get paid or when I can take my next holiday) I need to startrecruiting and interviewing good sales people. Our business is going well... Find out more.

SSLPost for Sage Software - 15 December 2011

I’m excited by the fact that our businesses is growing. In today’s economic climate we’re bucking the trend and taking on more recruits. We’re growing because companies and organisations are looking at where their biggest costs lay and then seeking more cost effective alternatives... Find out more.

Business Improvements for 2012 ? - 12 December 2011

As I approach the festive period I begin to set my thoughts towards the New Year and wonder how many business leaders are doing likewise. I have a long list of tasks to consider and to put in place in order to get us in a good position for January 3rd. These include: announcing new sales targets, launching new marketing campaigns and motivating our people. Like us, I should think that most companies are looking forward ambitiously towards... Find out more.

Events Offer Real Value - 01 December 2011

Sometimes there is real value in getting out of your office and seeing what other businesses and organisations are up to. This week I attended two events in London. The first was at the Barbican and was entitled: Efficiency and Reform – Productive Public Services. I was pleased to see so many attendees from local councils and the NHS... Find out more.

Encryption is a must - 30 November 2011

I don't know whether anyone else has noticed but there are an increasing number of stories in the press about companies and organisations falling foul of the information commissioner's office for failing to encrypt personal data... Find out more.