Creativity is essential during this crisis and it’s more important than ever that we use it to inform and educate our customers.

How to be productive, stay sane and have a little fun with remote working.

After two years of successful partnership working, Cygnus and Milton Keynes Hospital Charity are coming together in a formal, strategic partnership.

With over 200 factors influencing the ranking of your website, SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) is designed to support and improve the ranking of your website and its content within search engines.

We work in a fast paced, cutting edge industry where we are constantly experiencing change, new methodology, technology enhancement, along with constant opportunities. Lacking a crystal ball, obviously we don’t have full visibility on the future, but what we do have is various ways of working to ensure we are ready to jump with the next new wave or trend.

It’s no secret that technology is constantly innovating and expanding and each year we get closer to those crazy sci-fi movies from the 80’s (still waiting on my hoverboard though).

Trying to establish what will be a trend in 2020 is almost impossible, as the sheer speed in which technology is moving is breathtaking.

So we have taken a look at a very broad spectrum of technologies and distilled those down to four items that we believe are definitely going to shape the way we work, but will also directly affect everything we do on a daily basis.

I instantly felt welcomed by the team, where from day one I have been supported and encouraged to grow further through, not only project work, but self-development too. I’ve felt included where my work counts for something, enabling me to become a strong and confident team-player.

Die Hard on the TV, sweet wrappers left in the Roses Tin, indulgent food, Christmas markets, family, friends, fun, laughter and not forgetting Chris Rea ‘Driving Home from Christmas’. It’s that time of year again.

We are all curious at times, it’s a fundamental human trait. Some are more curious than others and the subject, object or degree of their curiosity differs by person and by situation.

“Curiosity has several kinds or flavours, and they are not driven by the same things.” Mario Livio