IQPC UK

The past few years have seen a global wave of uncertainty and economic turmoil plaguing businesses in virtually every sector across countless industries.

This summer it was announced that global proven oil reserves had risen by six billion barrels, to exceed 1.38 trillion, by the end of 2010.

Technology is evolving faster than ever before and the strongest businesses are those which are able to adapt and embrace new developments and enterprise tools as they emerge.

The European economy could be bolstered to the tune of billions of euros during the next decade if companies are able to implement Process Excellence strategies through greater investment in ICT systems.

In Russia, the metals and mining sector has always been a core driver of economic activity and this industry is critical to the creation of wealth through employment, infrastructure, tax to the government and profits for owners and investors.

The Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) industry has undergone a dramatic pace of change in the last few years as the economy has gone through major upheaval and technology has improved enough to make smaller commercial projects possible.

Experts in mining technology from across the globe have widely tipped 2011 as the year in which integrated software and autonomous systems finally make their breakthrough, after decades of research and development.

The world's leading pharmaceutical companies are currently staring in the face of extremely challenging times, as a raft of patents for blockbuster drugs are poised to expire over the coming five years.

A crucial consideration in any pharmaceutical manufacturing process, and particularly when work involves biological elements, is how to mitigate the risk of contamination.

There is absolutely no doubt that organisations operating globally across all manner of business sectors and markets are finding that mobile apps are invaluable tools for people on the go.