The 2000s have seen a lot of change in the world. The computer boom of the 1990s fueled new innovations in social media, communications, and interconnectivity. World economies have risen and fallen, and businesses need to know how the contemporary age will affect their decisions. Here are some examples of changes in business over the […]
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Trade shows have always been a great way for industries to come together to exhibit the products that they offer. And while attendees of these shows have traditionally offered the same marketing techniques and skills, such as product demonstrations and promotional giveaways, these methods have changed drastically with the inclusion of technology. Not only does
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The following guest post is by Michael Herder. When the economy is down, times are difficult for all of us. History has shown that it is often the small businesses that end up bringing the economy back up to speed, but starting a business can prove to be difficult. What type of business should you
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Getting the customer experience right is of paramount importance according to the judges of the 2014 Management Book of the Year competition run by the Chartered Management Institute and the British Library. The overall winner was Matt Watkinson for his book, ‘The Ten Principles Behind Great Customer Experience’. In awarding Matt the coveted book prize
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If you’re not a legal mind, then insurance underwriting may seem like a vague process that can only be understood by those with the relevant training. However, insurance underwriting is actually very important to both our personal and professional lives as it impacts upon areas such as health care, car insurance coverage and corporate liability.
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An exit strategy is the plan you put in place when selling your business. Sometimes this is something that happens quickly; if for instance you didn’t intent to sell but have received a fantastic offer, and sometimes this is something that has been prepared for a long time, if you always intended on selling. Either
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Computers are an essential part of just about any business, but with all of the options on the markets these days, it can be difficult to work out exactly what you need. This quick guide will help you work out which piece of hardware will work best for you. Tablet Sales and popularity of tablets
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If you love nothing better than buying art materials from sites like homecrafts.co.uk and turning them into beautiful products, then why not sell some of your crafts online? Turning your hobby into a fun-filled business and generating some extra cash is easier than you might think, so take a look at these few pointers. Set
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The following guest post is by Scott Quitter of A Couple of Quitters. There is a growing interest in starting small businesses. So many people want to start businesses but don’t know how exactly to begin. Although there are many steps, from start to finish, that will need to be taken before your business is
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Growing a small business has common rewards and challenges. A chance to expand reflects the budding success of your business. You begin to see how business growth can improve income and quality of life. However, time and capital may restrict the potential for expansion. At this point, many small business owners consider financing to grow
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