Worried about keeping that valuable presentation or client data safe? There’s no need with Verbatim’s new Store ’n’ Go and Executive USB drives, which offer storage capacities ranging from 1GB up to 16GB along with high read and write speeds.

Can you remember a time before Velcro – how did we get by without it in the automotive or exhibition industries or, indeed, simply to do up our trainers? A similar breakthrough moment may have arrived with the launch this month of the oddly named YUPOTako.

According to Britain’s top business professionals, the humble biscuit plays an integral role in influencing company directors, entrepreneurs and budget holders in boardrooms across Britain.

Where do you fit into the office jungle? Apparently, how you like your documents printed says a lot about where you fit into your organisation, according to research released by Canon on 13 May.

With the new E-Series multi-use business projectors, Sony incorporates so-called BrightEra 3-LCD technology into affordable entry-level projectors for the first time.

A US inventor has come up with a way to shape floating foam clouds into cartoon characters, corporate logos and other symbols.

In a competitive pitch, should you ideally present first, last or somewhere in the middle of the running order… or doesn’t it matter where your turn comes? You certainly don’t want to be in the middle, is the answer from academics who have been studying the issue.

At last, scientific research confirms what presentations experts have been saying all along: the way many sales people use PowerPoint can kill a presentation stone dead. A new Australian study suggests that PowerPoint is being used in the most ineffective way possible.

You’re a professional sales person, so you’re an accomplished public speaker. Right? Well, not necessarily. People’s number one fear is anxiety about public speaking – above death, snakes and heights.

Award-winning cartoonist and caricaturist, Simon Ellinas has set his sights on bringing his unique brand of fun to the corporate world, by taking a lighter look at the realities of day-to-day business.

Bournemouth-based new media company, Contrast Design has developed a new tool it claims will help any company increase their sales while simultaneously cutting expenses.