By Craig Cockburn, IT Professional from Scotland. Critical Thinking, Agile Delivery, Politics and Society
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08 March 2006
Scottish Enterprise have a business plan?
Scottish enterprise problems. Perhaps someone could take them along to the Business Planning for Beginners course that they seem so keen for the rest of us to attend. Maybe when they are they there they could also go on the Beginners website design type courses that they are also keen for Scottish businesses to attend? The other option is layoffs (because they went so much over budget) a £108 million pound consultants bill and a website that falls a bit short of expectations.
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