Thanks to all the team at ISO Quality Services Ltd (ISO QSL) for the support over the years on our ISO accreditation

Great to talk to @chris_w_tweet from ROStrategy about the state and usage of AI, Machine Learning and Data Analytics in the lending and debt sectors and how Cerebreon's approach delivers a differentiating level of valuable insights, actionable decisioning…

After experiencing first hand a lot of the airport chaos in the larger cities over the past few weeks, it was a pleasure to travel out of our local Donegal Airport in Carrickfin once again 😍

As always, it was great to catch up with Kevin Still from DEBT MANAGERS STANDARDS ASSOCIATION LIMITED to discuss a variety of topics across the debt and insolvency sector. IVA failure rates was of particular focus following the publication of the UK Gove…

Delighted to be re-certified again in our ISO27001 Information Security Management standards for the 4th year running. Where does the time go!. Thanks so much to everyone at ISO Quality Services Ltd (ISO QSL) for the continued support and guidance through…

Massie congrats to all at Flipdish 💪 Great news!

Its so important to build products that are suited to a consumer’s natural behaviour, and which work symbiotically with other technologies and evolving trends. Imposing rigid and insular solutions and services on users will only limit product adoption.

Thanks @kildaremurph and all the Microsoft team for the continued support. Delighted to be part of the ISV Eco System and a Microsoft partner 🤩

Our new mobile app has launched on the Apple and Android stores! 🚀 Debt advice firms are finding this a game changer in terms of consumer engagement. Consumer's can submit financial details for their review in just 3 clicks, experience a seamless and s…

With the ongoing easing of restrictions the UK economy grew by 2.1% from February to March as consumers began spending some of their lockdown savings. It is fantastic to see a sense of normality return despite a difficult start to this year.

Maritime UK believe that freeports will create as many as 170,000 jobs in the next five-to-ten years and will play a key role in developing shipping, professional services and engineering industries moving forward.

April saw British consumer sentiment rise to its highest level since the start of the pandemic, partially due to the reopening of non-essential shops and hospitality venues as well as a successful and rapid vaccine rollout.

Rate of job creation is at the ‘steepest since August 2017’, alongside growth in the services sector outshining manufacturing expansion for the first time since the pandemic began, according to the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS).

Interesting perspective from Resolution Foundation. They believe that the government should continue to subsidise the wages of workers across sectors that have been hit hardest during the pandemic until at least the end of 2021 or risk mass unemployment

More good news for the UK with an increase of 200,000 workers on company payrolls in the three months prior to February. Businesses are hiring more staff amid growing optimism that the vaccine rollout will lead to a faster-than-expected economic recovery.

It is fantastic to see the U.K finding its feet again following the easing of restrictions last week. Ticketing site Eventbrite have reported a huge soar in ticket sales for events such as drive in cinemas. Things are gladly getting back to normal.

Just Eat aims to create more than 1,000 new jobs by the end of March as it launches a new agency worker model for couriers. Beginning in central London, the new zero-hour, part-time and full-time roles will have benefits including pensions and sick pay.

Optimism in the services sector has been lifted to the highest level since 2004, according to the Guardian. Hotels, restaurants and retailers are hiring new staff to prepare for more spending, the first monthly rise in employment since the pandemic began

As the UK begins its economic recovery after the pandemic, a great opportunity arises to boost and reshape the economy towards one that supports quality employment, sustainable industries and reduces economic and social inequalities.

At a time when the UK economy looks to recover from the effects of COVID-19, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has introduced guidelines for businesses to aid the UK’s most vulnerable consumers.