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The pros and cons of all-in-one Web solutions
One of the most annoying aspects of managing your small business’ IT needs is the mind-boggling array of various services and tools that need to be maintained. From websites to mobile apps to social networks, running an on-line presence can sometimes be more time-consuming than running the actual business.
Of course, there are many companies, Web tools and pieces of software that make these tasks a lot easier. Google will give you access to free or very cheap business software; Amazon will sell you digital storage space; Microsoft makes various Web publishing tools… Read More
Source Photo and Text: The Globe and Mail
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Tagged Amazon, aspects, business, consuming, digital storage, google, IT, managing, microsoft, mobile apps, on-line, services, social networks, software, time, tools, web publishing, web tools, websites
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Work-life balance: How can I have it all?
My job is extremely demanding. My BlackBerry is my best friend, the airport lounge my second home. I wish I could get more time with my family, but there is no way I can get out of the fast lane without getting pushed out of the race. At the same time, I feel like I am missing out on my kids’ childhood. Quality time has a hollow ring to it. How can I possibly have it all?
The bottom line is, you can’t have it all. Or as someone said “You can have it all, you just can’t have it all at the same time.” The only way to crack this nut is to step back and make some serious choices. What are your priorities? What is scary to you? Until you know the answer to these questions, your BlackBerry will keep competing, and winning, against your kids… Read More
Source Photo and Text: The Globe and Mail
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Tagged best friend, blackberry, choices, demanding, family, job, priorities, quality time, Rally for Kids With Cancer, time
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How to keep clients happy now, and forever
One of the realities of running a business is the constant need to find new business.
It means splitting time between handling existing customers and hunting for new ones. It can be a delicate balancing act because when you’re doing the work, you’re not selling, and when you’re selling, you’re not doing the work. In other words, it can be a vicious cycle… Read More
Source Photo and Text : The Globe and Mail
Hone your skills with bite-sized E-learning
Busy people rarely have time to hone their technical and business skills, yet it’s critical to stay ahead of the curve. The solution? Online training.
With most E-learning courses, you can proceed at your own pace in your own time (though a few instructor-led classes have fixed schedules). You can review material during a coffee break, or spend time on the laptop while your spouse is engrossed in a television show you can’t stand…. Read More
Source Text : The Globe and Mail
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Tagged business, classes, courses, e-learning, online training, review, skills, solution, time
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How I became a Twitter bad boy
Twitter has declared me a digital bad boy, a troublemaker out roaming the halls of the Twitterverse, gumming up the works for all the nice, polite Tweeters out there.
In fact, I was so bad that Twitter gave me a time out. Not once, but twice…. Read More
Source Photo and Text : Financial Post
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Tagged bad, bad boy, digital, nice, time, troublemaker, twitter, twitterverse
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Nine terms consultants should avoid. Oops, there’s one
A lot of businesses start off providing a service and then fall into the trap of using the buzzwords of the consulting world.
The problem is, consultancies are not usually valuable businesses because acquirers generally view them as a collection of people who peddle their time on a hamster wheel… Read More
Source Photo and Text : The Globe and Mail





