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Sales growth expectations continue to disappoint. Sam Norwood joins Jim Blasingame with the Tatum Report that indicates sales growth expectations are flat, which is probably why capital expenditures plans are also.

Why are business surveys getting less optimistic? Sam Norwood joins Jim Blasingame to report business owners have a cautious outlook for the future based on many levels of uncertainty.

Who has to be certified to get government contracts? Janet Christy joins Jim Blasingame to discuss when certification to do business with the government is required, including women-owned, veterans, etc.

Do you want to do business with the government? Janet Christy joins Jim Blasingame to explain the significant steps that have to be completed in order to be successful in getting government contracts.

Technology innovations have given small businesses an advantage in the marketplace. Ed Yourdon joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how small businesses are gaining an advantage over big business because of incrementalized technology.

Is the U.S. in a full-fledged tech security war with China? Ed Yourdon joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the online security issues all business leaders have to deal with, including the online hacking war China is waging on the U.S.

How do you decide whose technology to use in your business? Ed Yourdon joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how business are dealing with the decision of when to use company technology and when to use that of employees.

Could the U.S. credit rating downgrade be a good thing? Jim Blasingame talks about the domestic and global issues behind the stagnant economy and the irony around the S&P downgrade and the Tea Party philosophy.

Health care entitlements should incentivize people to go to the best doctors and utilize the most cost-efficient hospitals. Paul Howard joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why health care entitlements would benefit if people became health care consumers.

Medicare needs reform and innovation. Paul Howard joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the problems with government regulated spending for Medicare, which does not encourage innovation.