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Cutler Dawson joins Jim Blasingame to explain why the best leaders spend as much time as possible out of their offices and “on the decks” of their operations asking questions, or what is called, management by walking around.

Chris Moschovitis joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the good, bad and ugly of our current state of digital leverage, including the dangers society faces from the unprecedented financial and information leverage the Big Tech companies have.

Chris Moschovitis joins Jim Blasingame to report on how ransomware is re-emerging as the number one cyber-threat to your business on many levels, including a direct assault, and using your network as a gateway to large customers.

Chris Moschovitis joins Jim Blasingame to report on the fact that cyber-crime has grown to a global $1 trillion industry, according to McAfee, and this includes monetary as well as job loss.

Michael Stallard joins Jim Blasingame to talk about being aware of the positive to negative ratio of information you provide as you help your team work together and foster civility.

Arky Ciancutti joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the diminished state of trust in society, and how the restoration of civility with each other will begin the restoration of trust.

Arky Ciancutti joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to extend the culture of trust in an organization out to a remote workforce, including new hires, by requiring honest reporting, as in bad news is preferred over no news.

Barbara Rembiesa joins Jim Blasingame to report that it is absolutely possible to determine if there was ever any tinkering with the various election technology and software during the 2020 election.

Barbara Rembiesa joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how the ability to manage digital assets was compounded when millions of employees abandoned secure corporate offices and went to work from their unsecure homes.

Dawn Fotopulos joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the five steps of A/R management, including pre-sale, post-sale, and the other three, all of which will help you not lose a good business model because you didn’t collect what was owed to you.

Below are some thoughts Jim put to paper right after the attacks of 9-11. Following the piece below is his poem, “I just keep shaking my head.” » More

Tatum conducts a monthly survey of its executives and consulting professionals regarding current business and economic conditions. The survey looks back at the past 30 days and forward to the next ... » More

Should your customers ever expect less that the highest quality service from your business? Bob Prosen address this question. » More

How does your organization produce, share and secure digital information: peer-to-peer or server-based? Jim Blasingame writes on how to choose the best option for your situation. » More

What are you selling? Just a product, or a brand? Alan Maites writes on defining just exactly what your business is selling to its customers. » More

Who has the final say when action is taken involving Medicare? Grace-Maire Turner writes on the politics of Medicare spending. » More

Customers have countless options to choose from when they seek a product or service. Jim Blasingame writes on how to make sure your product is the one that's chosen. » More

Objections are a common part of sales. Brad Huisken writes on how to best handle objections and make the most of the situation. » More

The economy has been on a ride for several years now. What part does Obama's White House play in this? » More

Bill Dunkelberg provides a basic summary of the small business economic trends survey from the month of August. He covers labor, spending, credit, inflation, and more. » More