Pixalytics Four Year Celebration!

The start of June marked the four-year anniversary of Pixalytics! We’d not realised that the time of year had come around again until Sam started receiving messages via her LinkedIn profile. A lot of small business owners are like us, … Continue reading

Four Step Countdown to a Book Launch

Regular readers will know that we wrote our first book last year, ‘Practical Handbook of Remote Sensing’, and on Thursday, 11th February, Pixalytics is holding its first book launch event! We’ve organised it ourselves, and so we thought it might be helpful to … Continue reading

Footprints in Remote Sensing

I’ve just finished my summer with Pixalytics! As I wrote a blog when I first arrived, I thought it would be nice symmetry to finish my ERASMUS+ placement with a second one. When I started my internship, I had very … Continue reading

Four Ways Flexibility Can Be Your Company’s Core Competence

Flexibility can be a core competence for small businesses, if they can effectively exploit it. This involves being flexible in all areas, within the principles, values and aims of your business. Zig Ziglar, an author and motivational speaker, summed this … Continue reading

2015 UK Space Conference Lifts Off

We’re at the UK Space Conference 2015 in Liverpool, and exhibiting! The opening day of the conference has been interesting, exciting and bookended by astronauts. The conference’s plenary session began with an upbeat assessment of the UK space industry, and … Continue reading

Ten Top Tips for First Time Exhibitors

This is the last blog in our quartet covering our first experience of exhibiting; and today we’re going cover the top tips we wish we’d known before arriving at the exhibition. Know your sizes: We had a 2m by 2m … Continue reading

We‘re on Stand K31 at Geo Business 2015!

We’ve made it! We’re officially first time exhibitors! After months of discussions, decisions and preparations, at this precise moment you’ll find us on stand K31 at the Geo Business Show 2015 in the Business Design Centre in London. In a … Continue reading

Is space a good investment?

Space is an expensive, and uncertain, environment to work in, and decisions to invest in space technology and missions are frequently questioned in the current global economic climate. Headline figures of tens of millions, or billions, do little to counter … Continue reading

America’s Roadmap for Earth Observations

Have you all been keeping up with your reading of policy documents issued by the Executive Office of the President of the United States? If not, you may have missed their National Plan for Civil Earth Observations (EO), issued a … Continue reading

Student Placements at a Micro Business

With the end of the academic year in sight, many students and organisations will be thinking about work placements or summer internships. Hosting work placement students for microbusinesses and SME’s is hugely rewarding, and challenging, for both parties. At Pixalytics … Continue reading