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Caleb Barlow
Caleb Barlow joins Jim Blasingame to report on how the coronavirus pandemic has exposed a great need for more telemedicine, including the deficiencies in last-mile broadband connectivity, service delivery platforms and cyber-security.
Caleb Barlow
Caleb Barlow joins Jim Blasingame to report on the increased occurrence of ransomware attacks, including a recent large assault on a very large hospital group, and how this type of cyber-attack has caused at least one death.
Karen Kerrigan
Karen Kerrigan joins Jim Blasingame to report on the PPP loan forgiveness process that should be starting right away, including resolving the tax issues.
Karen Kerrigan
Karen Kerrigan joins Jim Blasingame to report on a move in the House to carve out a second relief package just for small businesses that will extend the money left in the CARES Act coffers and offer another round of money.
Cliff Ennico
Cliff Ennico joins Jim Blasingame to report on how the new Chapter 11 subchapter 5 bankruptcy reorganization rules are much more favorable, less expensive, and give more power to small businesses.
Cliff Ennico
Cliff Ennico joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the legal, financial and practical issues when planning to start a non-profit corporation including the long-term management, accounting and tax challenges.
Cliff Ennico
Cliff Ennico joins Jim Blasingame to report on the European Union’s General Data Privacy Rules, which impose heavy fines on businesses that don’t follow EU privacy expectations, which they will extend to U.S. companies.
Beverly Flaxington
Beverly Flaxington joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the ways leaders can talk to themselves in order to stay focused and deal with causes of stress.
Beverly Flaxington
Beverly Flaxington joins Jim Blasingame to remind us that worrying about our businesses is counter-productive if we’re not able to function – or show up – to solve the problems. Learning how to laugh at things is an excellent way to cope.
Brad Van Horn
Brad Van Horn joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the essential elements of a business that’s ready to be appraised for value and then sold to the highest bidder, including when and how to focus on your financial practices and records.

Your search "The " in "Articles" yielded 3169 results:

Joyce Weiss
Are you supporting and motivating your team? Joyce Weiss offers more tips on building the perfect team for your small business. » More
Daniel Burrus
With all the social networks out there, how do you know which one is best for your business? Dan Burrus continues with part 2 of his information and tips on social networking. » More
Jim Blasingame
Are you hesitant to make your sales? It could be Call Reluctance. Jim Blasingame explains. » More
Barbara Weltman
How do you know if your worker is an employee or not? Barbara Weltman explains and gives some tax and legal information. » More
Dale Dauten
How do you manage your people in your small business? Dale Dauten recommends being a bit of a tyrant. Here's why. » More
Ilise Benun
Where do you get your ideas for your blurbs to tell what your company does? Ilise Benun offers an easy suggestion. » More
Lois Geller
Make your best customers feel special if you want to keep them around. Lois Geller tells the story. » More
Jeff Zbar
Is social media benefiting your home office or is it taking away from your productivity? Here are 5 steps you can take to utilize social media efficiently from Jeff Zbar. » More
Ivan Misner
If you want to improve your networking skills, then teach someone else what you know. Ivan Misner tells you how. » More
Mary Cantando
Does this economy have you in a depression? Here are five ways to overcome recession depression from Mary Cantando. » More