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Hello everyone, There is no doubt 2020 will be memorialized as a very challenging and difficult year for everyone for countless reasons. I am getting more phone calls now from American Airlines wanting to know where I am and when I will be back, than I used to get from my mom wanting to know…

We’ve all seen the comedy skit, with the stereotypical scene of a British couple sitting at a restaurant having received their food, complaining to one another about the overcooked veg, or the undercooked steak. The waiter arrives all smiles and asks, “Is everything ok with your meal?” the grumbling stops, smiles appear and they both…

by Dino Cooper, CEO, Viadex Following 3 years of Brexit, the day has finally arrived! About time too! This was not a day for smugness or celebration in victory, it was not a day for resentment and regret or anger at our departure. It was a day to look forward to our collective future, to…

by Brian Dunleavy, Commercial Director, Viadex

New frontiers The desire to grow, expand, explore and extend the boundaries of what we do is one of mankind’s fundamental driving forces. This is why Romans walked out on the glorious Italian climate and great ice cream to take over great swathes of far less climatically-blessed countries.…

Part three of three by Gerhard Malan, CFO, Viadex Companies are often unaware that current and/or legacy IT assets can be an instrumental factor in freeing up funds to drive further global expansion. You can pull immediate capital out of the equity within them. All you need is a little clever financing. Supporting global growth…

Part two of three by Gerhard Malan, CFO, Viadex Legacy IT can fund growth, even if it can’t drive it It’s all too easy to do the wrong sums when trying to update your IT infrastructure in the right way. Many businesses have a tendency to cling to the ROI of ageing infrastructure to squeeze…

Part one of three by Gerhard Malan, CFO, Viadex Serving the needs of the customer, not those of the supplier The question for any growing business is how it can confidently finance its growth plans without undermining the stability of the existing business. It’s a question that becomes more pertinent when those growth plans involve…