Price Increases Don’t Have to Be Painful

Price Increases Don’t Have to Be Painful

Price increases suck. We’ve said it. But they are a function of modern society: prices always go up. The UK’s pound is called a pound because it referred to a pound of silver — admittedly a very, very long time ago. The Big Mac Index is The Economist’s light-hearted guide to the cost of the famous McDonald’s product, and it aims to help people compare currencies. But looking back, the raw data behind it provides an overview of the increase in pricing of the product over time.

Continue reading “Price Increases Don’t Have to Be Painful”

The cost-of-living crisis is creating pressure, but there are opportunities to sell your PBX systems

The cost-of-living crisis is creating pressure, but there are opportunities to sell your PBX systems

Communication can be glamorous — think about Apple or Whatsapp — but most importantly, it’s vital. And without services such as Wildix, businesses would fall apart, unable to communicate.

But the cost-of-living crisis is putting pressure on businesses worldwide, with inflation soaring across many economies. It’s powered, of course, partly by the conflict Russia started in Ukraine, which pushed up the price of grain and oil, but there are other factors. Here’s how some countries stack up:

Continue reading “The cost-of-living crisis is creating pressure, but there are opportunities to sell your PBX systems”