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Take Security and Productivity to a New Level

Effective data and document management is a crucial aspect of running a business. Nowadays, many companies handle large volumes of confidential and/or sensitive information, in addition to a long trail of routine paperwork.

8 Common Practices of Successful Entrepreneurs

You want to start a new business, and you question whether you have the work ethic necessary to be a success. Successful entrepreneurs have many shared tendencies and habits.

It’s Time for Collaborative Working: Making is a Team Sport

Thankfully, the future of how teams work together—simple, invisible, integrated—is here. The barriers are now gone, and teams can do everything from concept to design to fabrication in one cloud software ecosystem.

How to Increase Employee Satisfaction for the Long Haul

Professor Alex Edmans of The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania discovered that businesses with high levels of employee satisfaction perform better than those without.

How Your Brand is Sucking the Life Out of Your Business

It is almost without exception that business people assume that a brand doesn’t extend much beyond the visual elements. Most think your brand is your logo and marketing materials.

Goals vs. Outcomes: You’re Confusing Them and It Matters, A LOT!

Often times there are consistencies between goals and outcomes that tell a deeper story. This, in turn, can help identify the real goal behind all the outcomes you’re going after.

An Off-Site That Motivates Employees to Inspire

I wake up in the morning rested, alert, happy and excited to start my day. If I didn’t, I know exactly what I wouldn’t do: attend a typical off-site retreat jam packed with unproductive discussions not aligned with my objectives and goals.

5 Habits of Successful People

Even if there were a proven formula for success, not everyone would attain it. The truth is there is no formula for success. The difference between success and failure is often measured in seconds, inches and ounces.

Is Your Leadership Style Alienating Your Team?

Your toughness, single-mindedness and take-no-prisoners attitude helped you become a successful entrepreneur. But now, just as it should all be coming together, something is not right.

When First Becomes Last

Lately we’ve looked at placing other peoples’ interests first and how, far from being self-sacrificial, it’s actually the key to building successful business and personal relationships.

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