April 2025 - As a business owner, you want to offer products or services at a fair, profitable price. But the market changes, customers evolve and your cost structure shifts.
That's why it's a good idea to regularly scrutinise your pricing strategy.
Do you notice one or more of the signals below? Then it might be time to revisit your pricing. ➤
Happy employees: strategic asset in the war for talent
April 2025 - The war for talent has long since ceased to be a buzzword, but is a rock-solid reality.
Companies are fishing in the same pond and candidates are pickier than ever. Entrepreneurs who want to make a difference are therefore increasingly betting on sustainable HR - with work happiness at its core.
What is work happiness? ➤
This is how to prepare your webshop for a busy period
April 2025 - From 1 January 2026, e-invoicing via the Peppol network will be mandatory for all Belgian VAT-registered companies.
This measure raises questions for many entrepreneurs on how to preserve their rights, such as disputing invoices. This means you can no longer send your invoices via PDF by e-mail, but only via a structured electronic format. ➤
As a business owner, how do you keep disputing electronic invoices from 2026?
April 2025 - From 1 January 2026, e-invoicing via the Peppol network will be mandatory for all Belgian VAT-registered companies. This measure raises questions for many entrepreneurs on how to preserve their rights, such as disputing invoices. This means you can no longer send your invoices via PDF by e-mail, but only via a structured electronic format. ➤
As an SME, why should you bet on AI training today?
April 2025 - The world of AI is evolving at lightning speed. Companies that embrace this technology stay one step ahead of competitors. For SMEs, investing in AI training for employees is no longer a luxury, but a necessity. Why AI training is essential for SMEs. As an SME, you operate in a rapidly changing market where efficiency and innovation make the difference. ➤
Five years after the corona crisis: what have we learned?
April 2025 - Five years ago, the coronavirus crippled the world. Lockdowns, working from home and uncertainty suddenly defined the entrepreneurial landscape. Now that the pandemic is behind us, it is time to look back critically: what lessons have we learned? For many entrepreneurs, the initial lockdown was a sledgehammer blow. ➤
Networking in the digital world: is physical contact still necessary?
April 2025 - The way entrepreneurs network has changed dramatically in recent years. With the rise of AI, Zoom, LinkedIn and online networking events, physical networking is no longer the only option. But does this mean that offline meetings have lost their value?
Online networking has some undeniable advantages. ➤
Is your company ready for the new liability rules?
April 2025 - Since 1 January 2025, the rules around liability in the Civil Code have changed significantly. This has direct consequences for your companies, employees and external partners. Whereas companies used to be able to protect themselves contractually quite easily, the new legislation offers broader possibilities for claims for damages.
What will change? ➤
Mandatory wage transparency coming up from 2026: how to prepare your company properly?
April 2025 - From 2026, companies in the European Union - including in our country - will have to take into account new rules on wage transparency. The aim of these regulations? To create a fairer pay policy and close the existing gender pay gap. As an entrepreneur, you will face additional reporting and administrative obligations. ➤
Building a strong management team as an SME: how do you go about it?
April 2025 - As an SME entrepreneur, there comes a time when you can no longer manage everything yourself. As your business grows, it becomes increasingly important to structure and delegate tasks. A good management team helps you work more efficiently, make strategic decisions and prepare your company for further growth. ➤
