by DG | Sep 8, 2021 | Company Director Search, Company Monitoring, DataGardener, Uncategorized
Despite experiencing almost unparalleled economic growth over the past few decades (rivalled only by the growth of China and Japan), the Indian government seems to be experiencing the consequences of such a rapid influx of wealth in such a short amount of time....
by DG | Aug 25, 2021 | Company Director Search, Company Monitoring, DataGardener, DataGardener Insights
With increased uncertainty for the future of thousands of UK businesses, it’s more important than ever to make sure you’re monitoring the performance of your clients, suppliers and even competitors to protect your business. For example, suppose your suppliers suddenly...
by DG | Aug 12, 2021 | DataGardener, DataGardener Insights, Finance
As expected, the month of July proved to be a tricky one for UK businesses once again faced with a COVID dilemma. In the midst of a third wave causing upwards of 50,000 new infections per day, workers in the service industry were particularly hard hit. Businesses were...
by DG | Jul 26, 2021 | B2B Marketing, DataGardener, DataGardener Insights
One of the most commonly used metrics to refine searches for companies is by either their size or by their turnover. However, currently, only companies with an average revenue of £10.2 million or over or more than 50 employees actually publish turnover. This can...
by Mark Bennett | Jul 19, 2021 | B2B Marketing, Company Director Search, DataGardener
In today’s business world, it’s critical to know who you’re working with, as it’s pretty easy for almost anyone to say, “I’m a company director”, but how do you know you’re dealing with a trustworthy individual or...
by DG | Jul 15, 2021 | DataGardener, DataGardener Insights
Coronavirus infections experienced a rebound throughout the month of June, foreshadowing the beginning of the dreaded third wave. Despite this, the UK government seems intent on reopening from July 19th, scrapping mandatory mask regulations and allowing every business...
