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Why Just About Every Single Head of Innovation (Including Me) Should Be Fired
Most innovation officers are brought in to shake things up, and just about all of them are not aggressive enough. Your job is to run in the face of convention.
How Technology Has Changed the Meeting
Communication systems have transitioned from simple rotary telephones to clear video and cloud-based presentation systems within only a few short decades.
How to Automate and Scale Workflow Pipelines
People play an incredibly large part in every company’s workflow. However, us humans can be costly and hard to manage, which creates a challenge when scaling horizontally.
6 Innovative Solutions for Maximizing ROI
Every company tries to limit costs and increase revenue to maximize overall productivity and profits. However, some costs are unavoidable and must be spent.
5 Reasons the Manufacturing Industry is Ready for a Boom
At first glance, the era of American manufacturing looks to have passed. However, due to many changes in the nation, across industries, and with technology, it looks like manufacturing is ready to make a comeback in the United States.
6 Smart Business Moves to Grow Your Company
You have already established a company with efficient staff and under-control expenses. Now you are looking towards the next step: growing your company in size, scope, and direction.
6 New Resolutions for Small Businesses
Now that we’re almost two months into 2015, you may have fallen off the path towards meeting your personal New Year’s resolution. If you own a business, there’s still more than three quarters left in the fiscal year to hit your financial goals.
How to Enjoy Your Business Dream as Well as the Work
In my experience, I have found that if entrepreneurs can sustain the inspiration, even the hard work becomes part of the fun and satisfaction, leading to success.
Mobile Businesses: Is Opportunity Rolling into Your Future?
Sometimes old good ideas make the best new ideas and that’s what we are currently witnessing with the resurgence of mobile businesses. Today, what started as a food truck renaissance has now spread to a wide range of commercial activities.
5 Wishes Every CEO Wants for the New Year
As a kid, my parents would start to strategically plant the words “naughty” and “nice” beginning in late November. The Santa card was powerful, and they played it early and often.
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