When you’re searching for a supplier of branded memory sticks or custom USB drives or perhaps someone to take care of your data duplication then one of the key requirements is a supplier or partner that you can trust and a supplier that is open and straightforward in their dealings with you. At

Branded flash drives are incredibly popular as promotional giveaways, at trade shows and as handouts to delegates’ seminars and conferences. The growth in their popularity has been driven by falling costs, clearly defined user benefits and their ability to offset the high cost of print and transportation

During 2010 bespoke flash drives have really come of age and more and more companies and universities are choosing them over standard branded flash drives that are simply printed up with a logo. When you see bespoke (or fully customised) USB flash drives “in the flesh” its easy to see why their

Perhaps we should qualify that statement and make it clear we’re not talking about cheap in any negative or derogatory way but rather cheap as in fantastically discounted offers that are only available to Schools & Universities in the UK. Why are we offering such good deals? Well, put simply

Not only does the popularity of branded flash drives continue unabated but also the trend towards pre-loading data onto the drives continues to grow. Given the benefits pre-loading the flash drives its not surprising really but what is surprising is that some suppliers charge extortionate amounts of

There’s lots of discussion at the moment within the drinks industry and society in general about the pricing of alcoholic drinks and whether minimum-pricing thresholds should be introduced and whether some of the heavily discounted promotions in supermarkets should be banned or restricted. Clearly it’s

After expectations were raised last year of a glorious BBQ summer only to be dashed with some pretty torrid and wet weather, this year, the majority of forecasters seem to agree that we’re in for a cracker! Given the flak they took last year the Met Office are being cagey and suggesting the have

In the IT industry in the 1980’s a phrase that was commonly heard was “no one ever got fired for buying IBM” and in the 1990’s this was changed to “no one ever got fired to buying Microsoft”. Today, in our opinion, this phrase can be applied equally to