Memset is one of many British companies anxiously waiting to hear what help George Osborne will give to small businesses in his autumn statement, writes Business Correspondent Sarah Smith.
Britain's economic prospects take a hammering as Chancellor George Osborne's autumn statement reveals that growth will be lower than expected and borrowing far higher.
With the OECD think tank predicting for the first time that Britain is about to slip back into recession, tomorrow's autumn statement will include a slew of policies to boost growth.
The International Monetary Fund says economic growth in Britain will be lower than expected this year and the government may have to delay its tax and spending plans.
Chancellor George Osborne admits that the economic recovery will be "choppy", but says he is sticking by his plans for deficit reduction despite evidence of a slowdown.