The Panama Papers, the largest data breach in history, shouldn’t be blamed on WordPress, Drupal or Microsoft. Amateur IT and lax security, like most cybercrime, are the real culprits.
People are your most valuable asset. Regardless of what activities your organization pursues, people are the critical element between success and failure. You’d think with nearly 7 billion people on this earth, finding great people wouldn’t be a difficult task, yet it is. Subtle differences in education, work ethic, and even health can make massive differences to your business in the long run. Ultimate business success comes down to three distinct people processes; recruitment, development, and retention.
“You will become way less concerned with what other people think of you when you realize how seldom they do.” ― David Foster Wallace This
Six Strategies for Web-Centric Marketing™ In 2003 Jason Tweed coined the phrase Web-Centric Marketing™ to describe a marketing strategy which relies on websites to close
Being Liked in a Disliked Industry Last month Gallup released the results of a survey asking Americans how they view different business and industry sectors.
Your website is likely your most effective and least expensive element of brand building. A website has advantages over print, radio and television, but that’s not even the #1 reason good companies should use their website for brand building.
Today creating a store online is relatively easy. That doesn’t mean you should do it. Many people discover too late that managing online store and making it successful can be as complicated as running a traditional bricks and mortar retail store.
Ultimately every business is a series of processes. Improving your business processes is critical to overall success. Should you solidify or simplify?