Make Your Space Functional, Aesthetically Pleasing, And Productive
By Suzanne Kearns
Nowadays, it makes more sense than ever to work from home. After all, most small business owners do everything they can to cut expenses, and working from home is perhaps the best way to do that. And it may help with the resell of your home. The National Association of Home Builders says adding a home office is one of the top ways to add value. The key is to make your space functional, aesthetically pleasing, and conducive to productivity.

Not Only Won’t It Die, The Number of Faxed Pages Is also Growing In Some Forms
By Steve Adams

     Let’s be honest. By now, you’d think that faxing would be dead, a victim of all those killer apps (such as email, texting and IM) that came after it. You would expect that the only place you’d see a fax or hear the screech of a fax transmission would be in a movie from the ‘80s, or at an exhibit at the Smithsonian. But you would be wrong.

Using the Power of Smartphones to Grow Your Business
By Ford Saeks

If someone had told Alexander Graham Bell that one day his invention would evolve into a device that could turn your lights on and off, he would have taken your temperature with a mercury thermometer, which incidentally, in 1876, hadn’t changed much in over 100 years.
    Remember when the cell phone first emerged? What started as a must-have device that didn’t tie you down has now morphed into a texting, tweeting, multi-tasking productivity and entertainment gadget that offers a wide range of possibilities for you and your business. The lightning-speed advancement of the Smartphone has left many companies scrambling to keep up with the technology and new opportunities.

Tame it and Make More Profit
By Glory Borgeson

Tom owns his own small business. His type of company allows him ample “desk time” in his office. Tom is interested in news that affects his business directly, government policies that affect small businesses in general, and he enjoys reading anything related to hot topics. Like most businesspeople, Tom gets his information via e-mail from various sources — particular Internet sites and certain TV news programs.When he took a look at how much time it was costing him each day to sift through (and digest) all of the information that interests him, it came out to about an hour and a half a day. That’s seven and a half hours a week!