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When you are looking at relocating to either a serviced office or virtual office then you need to make sure that you have the most important elements of your business at the forefront of your mind. Your office telephone system, while something that you would often come to take for granted, is one of the most important elements of any office, especially when it comes to communication, and ensuring that your system suits the needs of both your business and your clients is incredibly important when it comes to offering a good level of customer service.

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For the month of May 2012 every Online M1 Virtual Office purchase will receive a Selfridges voucher up to the value of £50.00. Expand your business with a professional City Centre address and splash out before Summer with your free gift!

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When you move into a new office block it can be an incredibly exciting experience for your business. Most likely you will have a shiny new office, new office equipment and a new location with plentiful new food experiences to explore. But more importantly than that, you are now immersed in an environment where you have to co-exist with a variety of different, often completely independent businesses, who may have nothing in common except that they happen to work in the same building.

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You may be surprised to hear that across the globe Wednesday 25th April 2012 will see Administrative Professionals Day celebrate its 60th anniversary.

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Anvic provide a wide range of office space with everything from a private one person office to a larger suite to cater for 20+ people. The spaces include access to professional meeting rooms, secretarial support and even on-site parking all of which are a part of the Anvic Serviced office package.

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As the UK risks rolling back into recession yet again, businesses are bracing for another tough few years, and are looking at ways to continue to make their businesses both profitable and sustainable. Surviving in a tough economic climate can be hard, especially when costs continue to increase, but there are ways that businesses can keep their costs down and this involves going back to basics and look at traditional office costs and any overheads that they might be incurring.

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Holding a conference is something that most companies will do throughout their life time and in general, the success or failure of this conference can largely depend upon the organisation and style that you give, which sets your conference aside from all the rest.

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As any business knows, marketing is vitally important to ensure that your business is put out there into the field as a real player in any given industry. Although there are many traditional forms of marketing, in recent years social media has taken over as an incredibly powerful and often very cost-effective form of marketing and is therefore becoming increasingly popular from a business perspective.

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In the modern working climate we are constantly seeking a work/life balance which allows us to not only successfully perform our roles in the working environment, but also to enjoy our lifestyles at home. Whether it’s children, other family members or simply daily tasks that require our attention, working from home can bring a number of benefits to an individual, but when it comes to operating a business it can also bring a number of drawbacks – well, until now.

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In terms of financial uncertainty, many people are nervous about making large financial commitments and in some situations, moving office can be at the top of this list. The whole relocation process in addition to having to purchase new office materials and pay upfront costs can really burn a hole in your pocket. That’s before you have signed on to your 12 or 24 month contract which means that even if your business is experiencing financial difficulties, you still have to pay out your contract.

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