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Author :: David Handler  |
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| Article Title :: Great Is Great |
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| As Michael Dell sat in his dorm room at the University of Texas in 1983, envisioning a better way to deliver PCs and “beat IBM,” he had no way of knowing the Internet, E-mail, Instant Messaging, eBay, Amazon, Google and an ever-growing need for businesses to increase productivity would drive demand for computers to such lofty heights. What he clearly saw back then, in his own words, was “finding a new way to deliver a better customer experience and more value at less cost is a good strategy.”Obviously, this philosophy works well for Dell, Inc. The company sells one of every three PCs purchased in the United States, and nearly one of five worldwide. Last month, one of those (read full article) |
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| Category :: Entrepreneurialism Articles |
Author :: Anthony Jewell |
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| Article Title :: Starting a Business - How to Get Everything on Your List Done! |
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| With all of the pressures that come with starting up a new business it is easy to get overwhelmed. Which many people face is a long list of tasks that need to be dealt with. Keeping yourself and your company organized can be a tall task with everything you have to face. It seems when starting a business that you have 1000 things to do but that you are walking in mud. It seems to take such a long time to get everything done. The key is to stay organized and move through your list with ease. Sounds impossible? Well it is not, let me show you.The most important part of starting a new company is not to get in a panic with the responsibilities and efforts that you will have to put out t (read full article) |
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| Category :: Entrepreneurialism Articles |
Author :: Anthony Jewell |
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| Article Title :: Why Keeping Your Business and Time Organized Will Help You Be Succesful. |
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| In any business the old saying "Time is Money" is very true. For every minute that is waisted could mean the loss of revenue or another potential client. This is seen for every business including a one or two man operation. Since the duties of the company will be either put on you totally or split between partners. Keeping your time organized will not only free you up to focus on other business related issues, which will allow you take care of more each and every day. It will also help lead you to success.Whether you have 5 minutes or 5 hours you need to treat every minute precious. Some businesses work so efficient that it seems they can get 10 hours done in half the time. While o (read full article) |
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| Category :: Entrepreneurialism Articles |
Author :: Halstatt Pires |
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| Article Title :: Starting A Business - The Three 'Ps' |
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| There are a lot of factors to consider when starting a business. Primary among these are the three “P”s – Plan, Prepare and Persist.PlanAfter you have selected some ideas from your brainstorming to base your business around, create a plan of attack. List what you'll need before your business starts. What will your ongoing expenses be? Factors include rent, utilities, permits, licensing, legal fees, inventory, staff, design, marketing collateral, mailing lists, software, advertising and more. Get as much as you can out on paper and set deadlines to get things accomplished. This will allow you to evaluate your pace.PrepareOnce you have a plan, carry it out. (read full article) |
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| Category :: Entrepreneurialism Articles |
Author :: Saleem Rana |
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| Article Title :: Dream the Impossible Dream |
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| To think of riches, when one is in the condition of poverty or lack, requires sustained and concentrated thought; but he who practices this disciplined thinking inevitably becomes rich, and he can have whatever he wants.~Joseph MurphyHow do you seize courage when your whole world is collapsing around you?You do it by picturing the opposite.You ignore what is before you and you focus on what is within you.When you create a dream, you must nourish it. This nourishing has to happen in good times and in bad times.Rather than suspend your belief, suspend the value you place on what you see before you. If for example, you dream of making money in your own busi (read full article) |
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| Category :: Entrepreneurialism Articles |
Author :: Jack Foley |
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| Article Title :: Which Type of Entrepreneur Are You? |
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| Do you know which type of entrepreneur you are? I didn’t until recently until a fellow entrepreneur asked me the question. She asked me, are youA) a planned orientated person who concentrates solely on a single business model and will not rest until this single business model has reached success?
OrB) an entrepreneur that is open to change and would seriously consider new business opportunities if they passed his/her way.I am actually (B) and I knew this immediately. The person who asked me is in the (A) category and she was also sure of this. We discussed the topic for a while and we extrapolated that both types are neither better nor worse, just different. At leas (read full article) |
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| Category :: Entrepreneurialism Articles |
Author :: Amit. Jhuraney |
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| Article Title :: Air Exports |
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| AIR TRANSPORTThis is the fastest mode of transport. It carries goods and passengers through airways by using different aircrafts like passenger aircraft, cargo aircraft, helicopters, etc. Besides passengers it generally carries goods that are less bulky or of high value. In hilly and mountainous areas where other mode of transport is not accessible, air transport is
An important as well as convenient mode. It is mostly used for transporting goods and passengers during natural calamities like earthquake and floods, etc. During war, air transport plays an important role in carrying soldiers as well as supplies to the required areas.
Air transport may be classified as domestic and in (read full article) |
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| Category :: Entrepreneurialism Articles |
Author :: Eric P. Barnes |
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| Article Title :: Who Gets Funded Today? Are You That Great Entrepreneur? |
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| Venture Capital Equity InvestmentWith the current odds of having a project funded about 1 in 10,000, the question of who gets the Venture Capital Equity Investment funding has to be one of the most critical for any entrepreneur.And What Is An Entrepreneur?A dictionary comes in handy here: “A person who organizes, operates, and assumes the risk for a business venture.”Here’s another: “ A risk-taker who has the skills and initiative to establish a business.”Note that one word: RISK.Virtually any new business...or expanding an old one...entails risk. What’s the biggest risk? Failure, of course. And if you’re (read full article) |
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| Category :: Entrepreneurialism Articles |
Author :: Stuart Anderson |
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| Article Title :: How to Make the Most of Franchise Exhibitions |
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| Hand in hand with specialist publications and websites, franchise exhibitions are a useful addition to your franchise research arsenal. After all, when else will you get the chance to meet and compare the head office teams of so many franchise brands in such a short space of time?
Although franchisor attendance of exhibitions is on the decline as franchisors switch their funding toward web and print-based recruitment drives (only 21 per cent of franchisors rate franchise exhibitions as the most useful method of recruiting franchisees according to the 2005 NatWest/British Franchise Association UK Franchise Survey), the forthcoming National Franchise Exhibition (7th-8th October at (read full article) |
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| Category :: Entrepreneurialism Articles |
Author :: Richard Jackim |
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| Article Title :: The Impact of the Age Wave on Business Values |
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| Over the next 15 years, the U.S. economy will experience an unprecedented increase in the number of businesses for sale as baby boomer entrepreneurs begin to retire. The result will be a significant increase in the number of available businesses. Experts believe this will create downward price pressure for many privately owned companies.The baby boomer generation has been one of the most entrepreneurial generations in the history of our country. During the last 30 years over 5 million businesses with annual revenues ranging from $1 million to $75 million were founded. The owners of most of these businesses are now 50 years old or older and beginning to think about retirement. Rec (read full article) |
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