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07:14 10th August 2011
Small companies in the UK are becoming more web-savvy and are making the most of the flexibility virtual solutions provide them with in order to "launch quickly and less expensively than they have traditionally in the past", according to Alex Evans, editorial director and co-chair of the National Business Awards.
The web had helped businesses to "hit the ground running" and "to expand their customer base and innovate around search", Mr Evans said.
His comments emerged as the National Business Awards finalists were announced earlier this month, with a notable increase in the proportion of smaller businesses nominated, many of which have launched within the last two years.
Mr Evans went on to say that small businesses are becoming more web-savvy, adding that "savvy, more agile businesses are certainly seeing growth a lot quicker".
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