It and Computing News & Updates
- 27th October 2023
Sutton Coldfield design agency Adventure Graphics unveiled it’s new-look website this week and launched several new products to add to their one-stop design shop.
More than £14.7 million is being invested by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) in bespoke training schemes designed to help meet the skills need generated by the region’s booming tech sector.
- 19th October 2022
If you do one thing this week, why not get online and improve your digital skills with help and support from Wolves Online at Wolverhampton’s Central Library on Thursday, October 20?
- 25th January 2021
Are you a local business that can donate your old laptop for children who do not have one at home?
- 23rd March 2020
The coronavirus is spreading as fast as feared... Businesses need to be ready for the worst. Preparing the way for remote working is one top recommendation.
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- 16th May 2017
Great deals for Office Technology Products from Midshire Business Systems Ltd
- 12th May 2017
It is true that likes can be obtained at free will on Instagram. What is being talked about is buying likes which is a common phenomenon on the social media. What drives people to buy likes can be understood by analyzing the way social media is perceived by people. There is a common belief that the number of likes you garner on Instagram is a direct reflection of your popularity. The popularity is also a measure of the authority of your online presence. And here lies the reason why people are crazy about buying likes.
If you are new at email marketing, you may be unfamiliar with the need for segmenting your email list. According to the DMA, segmented email list generates about 77% of the ROI. Targeted campaigns save a lot of resources and generate better response from a target audience. There are quite a few ways to segmenting your email list and this includes the good, old segmentation processes based on gender, age and buying preferences.
The Office technology sales and service provider Midshire Business Systems Ltd announce their Senior IT Consultant David Clarke is up for an award.