Although more and more women are changing the face of facilities management, it’s still a male-dominated field. Within FM, men outnumber women by about nine to one in leadership roles, […]
Featured in Drain Trader Magazine, issue 265. May 2020 Neet Maintenance is a company offering a wide range of trades for building projects, including plastering, tiling, carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, landscaping and […]
Featured in Drain Trader Magazine, issue 260. December 2019 Why Minimise Your Costs?
One of the most common reasons for business failures is cash flow problems. Cash flow problems are most often […]
Okappy business activity index
Overview
The Okappy business activity index tracks the number of jobs completed by day by companies across many different industries including Plumbing and Drainage, […]
Featured in Drain Trader Magazine, issue 258. October 2019 Nowadays, digital platforms form the operational foundations for most businesses, but many Drainage companies can admit that the uptake to the digital world […]
As the Coronavirus outbreak continues to spread, governments and businesses alike are making necessary preparations. Across the world, many businesses have closed and employees are being asked to work from home.
Google has […]
We are in exceptional circumstances. Many of our customers working in the utilities industry, particular types of construction sites and other key public services are now considered key workers.
While Public Health […]
Have you hit the “sweet spot” of combining effectiveness and efficiency for peak performance?
The late, great Peter Drucker, defined efficiency as doing things right and effectiveness as doing the right things.
We all have […]
We all want to be part of winning teams, don’t we?
But in today’s ultra-competitive business environment, winning has never been more difficult.
Football is big business. Nowhere is more competitive than the Premier […]
We’re proud to announce the launch of some exciting new invoicing features. Designed to help you manage your invoicing whilst maintaining Okappy’s easy to uses simple approach.
In summary, what has changed.
