Mark Blundell & Jake Hill host Procurri Open Day
Last month, Mark Blundell and Jake Hill hosted an open day at the EMEA head office in Cirencester and provided a fantastic opportunity for customers and staff to ride the F1 Simulator and take part in the Silverstone challenge. Check out
Britain is Open for Business
This month, I was invited to attend the British Parliamentary Review in London alongside a guestlist of brilliant British businesses, Olympian Denise Lewis, journalist Andrew Neil, and several MPs. Even the gala dinner was tumultuous – with Members of Parliament
What Does our Partner Procurri Have in Common with the BTCC?
In a guest post from BTCC driver and Procurri partner, Mark Blundell discusses what Procurri has in common with British Touring Cars Championship! Procurri is proud to sponsor Mark and there are a lot of comparisons to be drawn between
Does Land, Sea, and Time Really Separate you From your Global Team?
Procurri is headquartered in Singapore, I am writing this in the US, but the team dealing with your IT inquiry or request could be anywhere in the world – there are 14 Procurri offices and 4 warehouses across Europe, APAC,
Because IT Shouldn’t Cost the Earth
The evolution of electronics in the last few decades has seen the world presented with a new challenge in sustainability: e-waste. As technology advances, old appliances, devices, and equipment are made obsolete and are thrown out, unable to be recycled,
Moore’s Law at 50
Half a century ago, Gordon Moore, one of the founders of Intel, made a prediction known as ‘Moore’s Law’; that the number of transistors in a dense integrated circuit would double every two years. Astonishingly this has broadly held true
Whatever Happens with Brexit, it will be Business as Usual with Procurri
There’s still real uncertainty as to what Brexit will look, feel and sound like once it actually happens on 29th March, but there’s one thing you can rely on: Procurri’s high level of service will remain in place. We have been
How Can Your Business Become Disruptive?
The word "disruption" often has negative connotations in the English language with a feeling of disruption and inconvenience. In actual fact, disruption is what causes change; and in business, it can create new markets, galvanize product development, and steer industries