January 8, 2013 | Is your business using technology to its fullest? j2 Global just released its predictions for the top tech trends that will affect small and midsized businesses in 2013. Here are three predictions, plus my take on the challenges involved in implementing each. |
What's New | Jamillah Warner - January 08, 2013 Is your job description helping you attract the right people? Or is it too vanilla to get you what you need?The passionate and opinionated authors of The 22 Immutable… |  | | | The Young Entrepreneur Council - January 08, 2013 The smartest entrepreneurs don’t emulate trends — they set them. In 2013, with both rapid technological advances (NFC, anyone?) and policy changes on the horizon, startup founders are looking ahead… | Annie Pilon - January 07, 2013 Workplace technology is constantly evolving. With new devices, cloud storage, and other collaboration options popping up daily, it seems that fewer and fewer businesses are using more tangible methods like… | | Kelly Spors - January 07, 2013 It's easy to feel intimidated with sustainability. Once you address the basics--installing energy-efficient light bulbs and stationing recycle bins around the office--you may not know how to proceed.How do you… | Rieva Lesonsky - January 07, 2013 Is hiring more employees one of your New Year's resolutions?While hiring ultimately relieves your headaches in the long run by helping you and your team with workload, in the short… |
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 | | Brent Leary - January 04, 2013 Technology and all of the features that come along with it are great. However, sometimes it’s necessary to remove the noise, confusion and technicality and get back down to basics.… |  | |
Blast From The Past: What Was Hot One Year Ago? | Anita Campbell - January 15, 2012 President Obama announced on Friday that he was elevating Karen Mills , Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration, to be part of his Cabinet. She already reported directly to… |
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