Marketing By Deepak Gupta
Over the past 9 months, my business partner and myself have been building a location independent local internet marketing firm. We also create cool products like this one. At times, it can be quite challenging, but we wouldn’t want any other lifestyle. We manage our workers, clients, and everything else from mobile locations- wherever WiFi […]
Website: www.parametersecurity.com Industry: Ethical Hacking / Network and Information Security Tell us about Parameter Security. In short, we are hackers for hire – ethical hackers, that is. Parameter Security was born out of the need to have true hacking and IT security experts better protect businesses, government, health care, financial and educational institutions and organizations […]
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Often, the very same trait that is so attractive and “useful” at the beginning of a venture can become your company’s biggest liability. How many women complain that they married a man because he was the life of the party…only to find those same antics completely childish after the honeymoon is over? The same goes for […]
No one person can build a brand. Every employee at every company is by far the best ambassador for the brand that exists. “I heard that company X”” treats their employees really well. They have really high standards. Customer service is really important to them…” These kind of comments are what people remember. Your employees […]
By Larry Chaityn, President, New York-Tristate Keiretsu Forum lchaityn@keiretsuforum.com 917-859-4266 Start up ventures fail because of four key factors: • They have not correctly identified the market for their product • They have built a set of product features without validating customer needs, (a technology in search of a business problem), • They do not […]
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Remember when “going to work” actually meant getting in the car, driving in traffic, and joining your co-workers in your cubicle…at “work”? As mobile computer services and devices – such as smart phones, iPads and other tablets – proliferate, organizations and their employees are gaining more flexibility. According to ESG research, there still are twice […]
Continue reading about Working While being Mobile by Yehuda Cagen
Tell us a little about Sparks and what services you offer. Sparks is a leading global marketing agency committed to delivering compelling creative marketing solutions that build brand and customer preference across all marketing channels – exhibit, event, environment, retail and related programs. Our core competencies include the strategy, creative, production, marketing, management and measurement […]
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When it comes to work, one of the things I’m really thankful for is the improvement and miniaturization of our gadgets. When I started out as a graphic designer, I was stuck in an office. Laptops were slow and expensive, and not many people used them. Now, I use a MacBook Pro. I can hook […]
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This economic downturn has made it even more competitive to stay on the radar of a potential employer or client. One has to be more creative and proactive about helping others. In my circle, moving around companies every few years, job hopping and working for startups is the norm for many aggressive individuals looking to […]
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In the last installment of this column I examined the reasons why so many promising small businesses fail within the first five years of operation. The first two reasons I discussed – undercapitalization and lack of knowledge/business experience – are just the tip of the iceberg. My experience in working closely with small business owners […]
Continue reading about Reasons for business failure – part 2 By Dr. Mike Stull