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How to Account for Startup Costs with Online Businesses
Mary F. is reading Accounting for the Numberphobic and she wants to know how to account for development costs for her startup business. Here’s her question:
5 Call Center Management Tips
Your call center may not be the primary part of your business but that doesn’t make it any less important. Not only are call centers the primary way you manage customers they are also the primary way your customers can contact you for support.
Business Cyber Security with Ken Rashbaum
Your business has been hacked. Regulators are banging on the door, your business reputation is at stake, and your thoughts are fixed squarely on how much money this nightmare has or will cost you.
5 Ways Virtual Servers Will Boost Your Small Business
Even if it seems a rather novel technology, we’ve been switching to virtual servers for at least a decade now. Despite the continuing popularity of this solution, business owners are still reluctant to fully embrace it, believing that physical servers offer optimal levels of both security and efficiency.
Are You Getting the Most from Your VoIP Office Phone System?
Imagine having an expensive, high-tech smart phone and only using it to make calls, letting texting, email, internet connection, etc. That would be a huge waste of resources, right?
5 Must-Have Marketing Apps for Every Business
Marketing is a tough job. You need to constantly come up with new ideas to reach your audience, measure the impact and optimize your efforts.
What Are Your Business’s Greatest Cyber Threats?
Online security is something that needs to be taken seriously, especially when it comes to your business. The internet provides us with great business opportunities but can also expose us to security risks if not appropriately protected.
3 Things Your Business Should Know About the Cloud
Cloud computing is an online solution for companies to manage their computing resources. Over the years, the term has gone through many transformations.
Responsive Web Design is About User Experience
Think about the typical user that is going to visit your webpage—he or she might be using a tablet device, but could also be using a smartphone or desktop computer.