By : Tamir Davies on Jun 22, 2018
#BringYourDogtoWorkDay, was founded and organised by HOWND, an ethical dog grooming product company. The annual day, which is now in its fifth year, is taking place today Friday 22nd June, asking businesses around the UK, to welcome their dog loving employees to come to work, with their four-legged friends. The purpose? To raise money for charities that are dedicated to making a difference to ...
By : Tamir Davies on Apr 11, 2018
The automation of work, including the use of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI), is expected to rapidly increase. In fact, recent research by auditing firm ‘PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC)’, estimate more than 10 million UK workers will be at a high risk of being displaced by robots within the next 15 years. Moreover, other figures from PWC interestingly show that UK workers (21%) are most ...
By : Tamir Davies on Mar 15, 2018
Per meeting and technology firm eShare, it is reported UK office workers spend almost an entire working day every week attending and preparing for unnecessary meetings. This equates to 10 hours and 42 minutes in preparation, and a total loss of £35,000 to business, once you work out the metrics. The research also claims 70% of office workers believe there are too many meetings in a working wee...
By : Tamir Davies on Jan 5, 2018
Today, digital marketing is a minefield, laden with disruptors and subject to change at the drop of a click. Leading marketers to question whether it’s best to continue their 2017 trajectory – or to boldly begin anew, in 2018. Considering this, online marketing and SEO experts, Reboot Online sought to investigate how companies feel toward marketing - establishing what is a priority, challenge ...
By : Tamir Davies on Nov 23, 2017
What are emojis? Often referred to as modern day hieroglyphics – emojis are digital icons which have the ability to convey a range of emotions, ideas and feelings. According to ‘Unicode Consortium’, the non-profit group responsible for approving and governing the yellow creations of joy, there are over 2,600 registered emojis. The rise of the yellow army From their humble inception in Japan ...
By : Tamir Davies on Oct 30, 2017
Upcoming festivities bring flirting and flings to the workplace, as a new study by Reboot Digital has revealed that you are more than twice as likely to embark on an office fling during the winter months. Reboot Digital spoke to 2,017 professionals about love from 9 to 5, unveiling some saucy stats. For example, Reboot Digital found that 45% of survey participants had dated a co-worker at som...
By : Tamir Davies on Oct 20, 2017
The members of Reboot are far from your average ‘team’ – perhaps you spotted us precariously walking through the woods of St Albans. But without the two knowledgeable foragers we had for the day’s activities, you couldn’t be sure we would have found anything that even remotely resembled a mushroom. The reason we’re not your average work team is in part due to the nutty employees we have, but ou...
By : Tamir Davies on Aug 17, 2017
Rebootonline.com carried out a study of 865 office workers, laying bare the hours and the cost of time people spend procrastinating at work. Overall it was revealed that this expensive drain is costing companies £8,851.14 per employee annually. It was discovered that employees spend 2 hours and 2 minutes a day procrastinating- that’s 10 hours and 10 minutes a week. This equates to essentiall...
By : Tamir Davies on Jun 21, 2017
How much is your business willing to spend on cyber security? Businesses large and small are being urged to protect themselves against cyber-crime after new government statistics discovered nearly half of all UK businesses have suffered a cyber breach or attack in the past 12 months. These figures have risen to two-thirds among medium sized businesses (66%) and large businesses (68%.) In fac...
By : Shai Aharony on May 16, 2017
Introduction: Traditionally, Web Developers and SEOs had a fickle relationship. Both being integral to reaching the aim of the client but neither want to sacrifice their goals in a compromise with the other. The web designer has always been concerned with making the site aesthetically pleasing for the user while the SEO has always given Google crawlers the higher priority. Necessity bred co...
