Formula 1 – New season starts “And here we go…”
Formula 1 has a long, rich and exciting history, and today we want to take you back and relive the beginnings of the motorsport and some of the most memorable moments by taking a brief - and by brief, we really mean brief - look at Formula 1 history. So, let’s get...
UK exports move to online sales
The high street has long been under pressure from online sales and the COVID19 pandemic has only increased that pressure. Online retail has largely managed to survive, if not thrive, during the lockdown, with Amazon making headlines for its massive sales. At the same...
McLaren Formula 1 Race Cars
All in a days work at IEP. The team love getting involved loading and unloading the F1 cars. Check out the McLaren MP4-22 2007 and MP4-26 2011 as driven by Lewis Hamilton. These were expertly packed by the team into our specialist trailer and towed using our Ford...
Diamond mine base camp to the Congo jungle
Project Description This unique project involved setting up a base camp in the heart of the Congo jungle. From tents, a water filtration unit and power sources, to mining equipment, cooking facilities and medication – literally everything that was needed for 30 men...
The dos and don’ts of packing for an overseas move
Packing for an overseas move is very different from packing for a holiday. Basically it involves a very different level of organization. With that in mind, here is some guidance as to the dos and don’ts of a successful packing exercise. Do go through your stuff and...
Will packaging have to pass a greener test?
Everybody hates excess packaging, but everybody also wants their items to get from A to B safely. This means that like it or not, packaging is a necessity. Avoiding online retailers won’t necessarily help (unless you’re talking about an online retailer which is...
What does the post-Coronavirus future hold for the supply chain?
Although it’s still early days, it’s probably safe to assume that the Coronavirus pandemic of 2020 will find its place in the history books. Hopefully, its place will be as a case study of how humanity took a crisis and turned it into an opportunity for learning and...
Recession doesn’t have to mean an end to business growth
It generally takes a fall in GDP over two successive quarters for an economy to be classed as in recession. The UK has “only” been in lockdown since March 23rd, but it’s probably safe to say that it’s going to take at least two quarters for its economy to start to...
Is it really about the earth?
Back in February, Jeff Bezos pledged to donate $10bn (around 7% of his net worth) to help tackle climate change. It would be interesting to know what sort of reaction he expected. The reaction he got could be summarised as “not bad, but could do much better”. It...
What is an essential Service Provider?
The last global pandemic was the Spanish Flu crisis of 1918. This is well out of living memory for most of the population, including everyone in government. It was also a time when the world was very different from today. This means that there is a limit to how much...
