Cloud vs commute (No Comments »)

Posted by Claire on 1 September 2011

Businesses may want to ask themselves whether their employees would be more productive working from home via a cloud computing network.

It comes after icomplete.com‘s chief executive Stuart Hibbert claimed that ‘nobody enjoys the daily commute into an office, it wastes a hell of a lot of time and also the fuel associated with that’.

Instead, staff members might be more receptive to flexible working as a result of the cloud, but companies were also informed of the environmental and financial benefits that can be delivered.

Moving to the cloud means resources are shared, resulting in less under-utilised servers being required.

‘The cost associated with that obviously leads to less internal power requirements,’ Mr Hibbert added.

On the topic of working out of the office, 60 per cent of employees previously told a Virgin Media Business poll they would like to access cloud computing.

However, a disparity is present as only a tenth of firms have enabled this.

Microsoft/Skype – what our CEO had to say … (No Comments »)

Posted by Claire on 21 June 2011

Earlier this month US giant Microsoft bought the internet phone service Skype for an enormous $8.5 bn (£5.2 bn). This figure has sparked debate among the business community, but the biggest point of interest is what Microsoft will do with its acquisition.

Skype is an important aspect of work and social life for many of the freelancers and businesses that use people4business. Many depend on the service to speak to clients and engage remotely working employees without a huge cost. So how might the merger affect your business?

Internet veteran and co-founder of icomplete.com, Stuart Hibbert, uses his experience to give some insight into the situation and the potential results.

The recent acquisition by Microsoft of Skype is, I suspect, more strategic than anything. It seems the crux of the matter is that Microsoft feel threatened by Google Voice and have made this, perhaps too expensive, purchase in direct challenge to Google.

Read more

New wave CRM & Telecom technology all-in-one (No Comments »)

Posted by Claire on 28 March 2011

When it comes to running a business it is important to have a good telecoms and IT set up from the off-set, systems which will move forward with you as your needs change and your team grows. However the time of purchasing these systems individually as stand-alone entities is becoming a thing of the past. Technology convergence is pushing the boundaries to offer business much more value with all-in-one solutions saving money and gaining more exciting features.

Unified communications has enabled new technology to develop to produce powerful business communication tools. We are seeing the emergence of CRM and Telecom (VoIP) services offering a seamless solution to capturing internal and external communications in a really meaningful way.

Read more

How CRM improved my business (No Comments »)

Posted by Claire on 24 February 2011

Business Link explains how CRM systems help improve businesses everyday, click here to find out more.

Why Happy Hounds chose icomplete? (No Comments »)

Posted by Chelsea on 3 February 2011

happy-hounds-logo

We run a pet care business and use icomplete to provide online calendars for our staff to keep them informed of their appointments. We had been looking for a simple and affordable system for sometime and icomplete delivered on both counts.

The system is easy to use and required little training for our staff and is reliable. In terms of costs, icomplete are very good value particularly compared to Microsoft exchange. In addition the customer service and support has been excellent, which is the exception rather than the rule theses days.

Our main contact Myles Hantler is easy to reach and responds to e-mails and messages promptly. Another great benefit for us has been the ability to make small changes to the system at no extra cost and there is the potential to make larger changes if several clients ask for it or if you re prepared to pay for it.

The mobile version has also proved very useful. All in all I would have no reservations in recommending icomplete to other users.

paw-print

How to Pitch your business? FREE workshops (No Comments »)

Posted by Claire on 18 November 2010

If anyone is looking for help and advice on how to pitch your business Tech Crunch are working with UK Trade and Investment by offering free workshops.  Click here to find out more.

Products at TechHubFriday Demo Night this week (No Comments »)

Posted by Claire on 11 November 2010

4834477077_a515ec699e_m

icomplete.com is going to be demonstrated at TechHubFriday tomorrow night (12.11.10) here are the details if you want to see how our service works and also see other innovative products too!  Click here to find out more.

Techcrunch Summer Pitch Battle Tonight! (No Comments »)

Posted by Claire on 14 July 2010

US-CINEMA-GLADIATOR

Join Myles for his fight against other business start-ups tonight at 6.30pm - Techhub, London, whilst they go head to head and battle their business pitch in front of VC’s and entrepreneurs.

Click here to find out more

6 Key factors for business success (No Comments »)

Posted by Claire on 9 June 2010

Really interesting research carried out by Warwich Business school on behalf of Royal Mail discovers the 6 key factor ‘Blueprint’ for business success according to Crimson Business. Read more

‘icomplete.com and media Guru strike deal to boost Cloud Computing for SME’s in Manchester’ (No Comments »)

Posted by Claire on 24 May 2010

2010 is the year of the cloud for SMEs, with the research from Opinion Matters highlighting half of SMEs plan to be using cloud software by the end of 2010.  The market research reveals that 13% already using the cloud today and 37% plan to do so within 12 months.

 

icomplete.com launched last summer and became runner up of Dell UK Small Business Excellence Award 2009.  It has gone from strength to strength with more small business owners signing up for ‘cloud computing’ software services than ever before.  The company provides online services in software (CRM & e-marketing) and telecoms (VoIP & IVR) to b2b market and has recently seen expansion in the UK and Asian market.   

Read more