Most Small Businesses Make You Vulnerable to Credit Card Fraud, ID Theft
Results from a Web security study show that almost all of the Web security administrators agreed that Web browsing is a serious malware risk to their companies. Despite the obvious awareness of the risks, only 56 percent of participants said they had implemented Web security protection and more than half of companies without Web security had Web sites compromised.
[Read more...]Key Differences between Leaders and Managers
Inspiration from UCLA’s late legendary Coach John Wooden. How it’s possible for a mere care-taking manager to become a true leader to inspire their staffs and other stakeholders.
[Read more...]Why Companies Fall into the Management Lawsuit Trap
Small and many big companies are ripe for EEOC complaints. The majority of lawsuits targeting management usually stem from a half dozen poor practices. You’ll get into trouble using these six bad practices.
[Read more...]Profit Drivers – How and Why to Partner with Your Employees
If you want maximum profit, consider partnering with your employees. Here’s expert advice from leading financial consultant Roni Fischer.
[Read more...]Beware: Small Businesses Lose Trillions to Worker Fraud
Small companies are fleeced by an aggregate in the trillions of dollars from employee fraud — suggesting the need for financial controls.
[Read more...]Checklist: 14 Strategies to Rock on Google
Periodic changes in Google’s search criteria and algorithms have hurt many Web sites. But you can bullet-proof your site’s prominence on Google.
[Read more...]15 Quick Tips for Profitability in the New Economy
A business should perform like a championship sports team. That means protecting your turf while aggressively pursuing new opportunities, and making full use of technology.
[Read more...]Elevator Pitch: Best 11 Tips that Will Push Their Buttons
Whatever you’re selling — you have to be prepared to push their buttons — by quickly answering the basic marketing 101 “so what” question. That’s what all prospects subconsciously ask themselves.
[Read more...]President Obama Never Listened to Steve Jobs on Economy
Toward the end of his life, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs – widely recognized as a genius – warned President Barack Obama about his public policies.
[Read more...]Former Washington Auditor Who Championed Good Government, Wins National Honor
April 13, 2013 The man had a vision and now he’s being recognized for it. Former Washington State Auditor Brian Sonntag, who is in retirement this year after superb performances in five terms, has won a prestigious national honor. That would be induction into the “Heroes of the 50 States: The State Open Government Hall of […]
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