15 Jan
If you are working in an office, then it is likely that you’re continually looking for ways to increase productivity. As roles continue to shift and the workload increases, finding ways to enhance productivity can significantly improve any business type. Every workplace is different, but they each benefit from one thing: technology. According to Statistics Canada, 77% of Canadians believe that technology helps communicate with other people, and 66% said it saves time. Since both communication and saving time are essential in the workplace, it’s no wonder that companies are using technology as standard practice. Below are some detailed ideas of how technology can increase…
01 Jan
Since the business world can be so competitive, not all companies will end up being successful. In fact, each year, about 7000 companies declare bankruptcy in Canada. With failed ventures, you can lose valuable things like employees and funds. Even though it can be hard to see your efforts go wrong, you can still recover…
30 Dec
If you need to move offices, the whole process can be simple if you are properly organized. Since there can be many unknowns and steps to follow, moving can be more complicated than originally thought. Here are some of the top practices and the most helpful tips for an office move. Plan as Early as…
01 Dec
For businesses of all types, it is essential to learn the difference between compulsory and voluntary liquidation. While both types are insolvency proceedings, they have separate implications for your business. What is the liquidation process? Liquidation is an insolvency process where all the insolvent company’s assets are sold so that creditors will receive the proceeds.…
16 Nov
Calculating the liquidation value of your assets can be a highly beneficial practise for businesses. It is used to identify the worst-case scenario in case a company ends up going bankrupt. It is also useful for companies going through the merger process, putting themselves up for sale, or for credit applications from investors or debtors.…
