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Time To Sign A Lease; Get Your First Born Ready By : Tim-Knox We’ve been discussing the steps required to open a brick and mortar store. We’ve talked about startup plans and finding a location. This week we look at what comes next in the process: the negotiation and signing of one of the most dreaded legal document any entrepreneur will ever face: the commercial lease (insert scary music here). How a Report Management with Print Avoidance Can Save Your Company Time and Money By : Plus Technologies A report management system with print avoidance streamlines many business issues by decreasing paper use; wear on centralized printers, while maintaining fast business processes. Cartesis Analytics Adds Dashboards, Scorecards for Quicker, More Intuitive Performance Analysis By : James Fisher and Dean Lombardo Learn how Cartesis Analytics dashboards and scorecards are leading to quicker, more intuitive performance analysis. Company Strategy By : Sharon White Each company success would greatly depend on its strategy components which are to be planned, implemented and monitored by its employees. The First Step To Starting A Business Is Writing A Plan By : David Fishman Angel investors want you to succeed and often they also like to give their input and if you end up taking their money for your startup, the need to realize that their input needs to be taken seriously. Keeping A Close Ear to the Economic Pulse of Your Customers By : Johnny Albertson As the business plan grows, a greater vision for the type of desired customers develops. By fully understanding those customers, a business has the opportunity to achieve success. Don't Let the Process Derail Your Business Sale By : Dave Kauppi Selling a business can be filled with pressure and emotion. Given that backdrop sometimes what seem like ltiile issues can put even good deals in peril. Be prepared for the process and you can keep the deal on track. Who Do You Think You ARE Anyway? By : Suzanne Holman In order to write a vision for your business, the first step is identifying who you really are and what is important to you. Business Knowledge Representation By : Brad Semp The importance of documenting your business knowledge, specifically your business processes and systems should not be underestimated. Although very few business have well documented processes, one of the most important keys to growing a successful business is to develop a Business Knowledge Representation. Strategic Planning: The Three Key Elements Of Business Strategic Planning By : Wayne Messick For businesses strategic planning is a concept, a mind set and a process. It is looking down the road at what's around the bend. When everyone around your place is focusing on what's coming you will all recognize it in time to take advantage of it. Delay Gratification - Get Results By : Jennifer Lavoie Our society wants everything now and that mentality could be damaging your changes of success. Delay gratification and you could find your dreams coming true The Adventure of Business Planning By : Suzanne Holman Creating a business plan is not a favorite for many entrepreneurs. This article transfers the process of planning for an adventure to creating an exciting business plan. Mtelligence delivers state-of-the-art Condition Based Maintenance By : David S. Brooks Mtelligence principals spent the greater part of a decade experiencing customer pain first hand. Owner/operators spent a lot of time and money implenting EAM/CMMS systems to improve maintenance, and automation systems. It became clear that there was no solution on the market that would enable operations & maintenance systems to communicate, and harness the treasure trove of equipment information to improve reliability and uptime, and optimize maintenance. Business Growth - Tracking Product Teams By : Melih Oztalay Once time was money. Now it is more valuable than money. A McKinsey study reports that, on average, companies lose 33% of after-tax profit when they ship products six months late, as compared with losses of 3.5% when they overspend 50% on product development. Business Growth - Looking At Darwin And The Demon By : Melih Oztalay As commercial processes commoditize in a developed economy, they are outsourced or transferred offshore or both, leaving onshore companies with unrelenting pressure to come up with the next wave of innovation.
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