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Employee. 5 quick and easy actions to boost your engagement
posted on March 11, 2010
This week we look at propelling your own engagement to greater levels. Read more »
Author: Tim Wright
Employee! 5 engagement encouragers: aka, affirmations
posted on March 10, 2010
An affirmation is a statement repeated frequently to imbed belief. Read more »
Author: Tim Wright
Exploring a Sea of Business Software Options
posted on March 9, 2010
To find software that meets YOUR unique business needs (don't settle for less), below are a few common software search (aka Solution Exploration) approaches: (I’ll expand on solution exploring, and list additional steps and resources in later posts) Internet searches Inquire with like-kind businesses Submit online form requests for information (possibly in the form of an RFI) Trade publications Word-of-mouth referrals (often your Trusted Advisor, CPA) Direct source – i.e. Read more »
Author: Keith German
Exploring a Sea of Business Software Options
posted on March 9, 2010
To find software that meets YOUR unique business needs (don't settle for less), below are a few common software search (aka Solution Exploration) approaches: (I’ll expand on solution exploring, and list additional steps and resources in later posts) Internet searches Inquire with like-kind businesses Submit online form requests for information (possibly in the form of an RFI) Trade publications Word-of-mouth referrals (often your Trusted Advisor, CPA) Direct source – i.e. Read more »
Author: Keith German
Employee? 5 questions about your own engagement
posted on March 9, 2010
The next postings turn the table. Read more »
Author: Tim Wright
5 tips to speeding up collections
posted on March 5, 2010
During cash-tight times, customers will lean towards prioritizing payments based on their needs, personal relationship with your firm and your firm's position on credit and collections. You can't influence customer needs nor your personal relationship with them at this point, so you may want to adjust your attitude toward credit and collections. The key is to continually remind customers that payment is expected and consequences for not paying per credit terms. To accellerate receivables turnover: Invoice customers at Read more »
Author: Lillian Aaron
What Business Insurance Does a Startup Really Need?
posted on March 5, 2010
And what can you reasonably do without? In an ideal world entrepreneurs could afford a comprehensive insurance program that would protect you from any conceivable exposure. (I think this is the same world where you have unlimited funding, 48 hours in a day, and customers that would crawl over hot coals to buy from you)! In case you’re not quite in that situation some important decisions have to be made. Make sure you make educated ones. Read more »
Author: Chris J. Baumli, CIC
Using the Right Technology for Your Business Strategies
posted on February 24, 2010
Creating a business strategy is something that most entrepreneurs do on a regular basis. It is one of the first topics in your SBA classes and Business 101. Why is it then that so many intelligent business owners forget to consider how technology integrates and applies to those strategies? Read more »
Author: Scott Hammer
Keeping Up with Communication: Convenience vs. Control
posted on February 24, 2010
How do you keep up with social media? How do you find the time? I get asked some version of this question every day, and in fact I deliver trainings on the topic. The tools you choose to use have a huge impact on how well you can keep up with the flood of communication caused by engaging in social media. I don’t think I’d be as active (or at all active) on social media if it weren’t for my iPhone. My iPhone gives me the ability to check in on FaceBook & Twitter at random moments in the day, like waiting in the drive t Read more »
Author: Maura Nevel Thomas
Speaking engagement #4
posted on February 24, 2010
Let's take a quick look at the most prominent presentation tool used today: Power Point. Read more »
Author: Tim Wright
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