By Jess Heald on Mon 16 October 2017
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Blog
Meet our new team of placements. From numerous Universities across the country, taking on a variety of roles within the team...
By Jessica Heald on Thu 28 September 2017
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Topical
ProspectSoft embarked on this years’ roadshow back in March, attending several locations across the UK to discuss some of the hottest topics in eCommerce, CRM and Cloud-based solutions. As we draw the curtain on the final show, we take a look back at what happened...
By Katie Wright on Thu 28 September 2017
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Web & eCommerce
Disruptive change is often driven by customer change. Here are some examples of modern market disruption that we’re sure you’ll recognise…
By Jessica Marshall on Mon 11 September 2017
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SaaS
In this blog, we’ll be delving into 6 reasons why SaaS wins the on-premise vs. SaaS battle, plus we’ll be giving you some actionable advice as to what steps you can take in your small business to embrace the cloud once and for all…
By Jocelyn Davies on Wed 16 August 2017
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CRM
Imagine a world where your sales team doesn’t have to worry about the endless task of rekeying orders, but instead can focus on their job…selling.
By Charlotte Gramlick on Mon 14 August 2017
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Cloud
Cloud computing has become a common buzzword in technology…but what exactly is it?
By Jocelyn Davies on Thu 27 July 2017
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CRM
It wasn’t that long ago when businesses were using fax machines, typewriters, and of course (we can’t forget) the trusty notepad and paper.
By Jess Heald on Thu 06 July 2017
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CRM
As an SME, it’s crucial that you keep your eyes wide open to see what trends and technologies could benefit and improve your business.
By Jocelyn Davies on Wed 05 July 2017
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CRM
We all know relationships can be difficult – they require time, commitment and effort. But business relationships can be just as tricky, if not more, as you’re unlikely to be forgiven for your mistakes. Keeping all your customers happy can be hard to achieve.
By Stuart McLaren on Tue 27 June 2017
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CRM
In the 1970s, the blind taste test was a staple theme of TV advertising. Ordinary consumers were blindfolded, fed similar products and asked to choose which one they liked best.
