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In an increasingly connected global economy, the security of supply chains has become a critical concern for businesses and governments. In 2024, that pressure will only increase, particularly for small and medium size enterprises that are reliant on a global supply chain. This is a priority for Eumar Technology – to give our customers’ peace of mind, and a manufacturing process they can rely on despite global disruption.

Small and medium sized enterprises will be cautiously celebrating with the announced Procurement Bill gaining Royal Assent.

For us, it is recognition of a problem we have known and experienced for many years – that #SMEs do not have the same resources as multinational and global corporations and therefore are severely hampered in public sector procurement. I am sure I speak for many when I say I am looking forward to the new Act being put into practice. But it still needs to be put into practice.

Whenever the United Nations Nations’ Conference of Parties takes place, there is global, wall to wall media coverage of the challenges we face as a human race. The rhetoric, the outrage, and the horrific stories of impact due to the changing nature of our climate are littered across social media accounts. #COP28 has been particularly controversial.

As we grow and develop Eumar Technology, we will naturally be focusing on our manufacturing processes, quality of output and our market. Underpinning all of that is the adoption of ISO14001 and broader sustainable practices. But none of that is possible without an empowered and engaged workforce.

As a growing business, we have consistently prioritised innovation and reliability. We make sure our clients can rely upon us to deliver the latest thinking and products that make a difference. At times that has been challenging for a small growing business!

For organisations to grow, it is important to ask yourself the difficult questions that can go unnoticed or unanswered. Why ask a question that will make you feel uncomfortable? I wonder how many people are put off from doing ISO14001 for that reason?

A lot will be said about the National Health Service today, on its 75th anniversary, and there should be. A bit like a majestic oak tree, it has seen a lot of history and change over those years.

I love working with SMEs. I appreciate the fact that when we are sourcing materials and services, I can speak directly with the business owner. I value that their teams are connected to their business and that everyone cares and has a stake in what they do. I value this partnership approach immensely. And it … Why doing business with SMEs can be invaluable

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) hold immense power to drive positive change. It is therefore crucial to recognise our responsibility in fostering ethical practices, including developing robust anti-slavery policies. We are making a difference across the country. At EUMAR TECHNOLOGY LIMITED, we believe passionately we should lead where we can as a respected manufacturer for … Beyond the front door: developing anti-slavery policies as an SME

Over 90% of private businesses in the UK employ less than 50 employees. That’s more than five million businesses. That makes us, as a group of SMEs, an incredible power for change. Right now, that change has to be focused on climate change and social investment. It’s hard not to watch the news and think … Delivering sustainability as an SME