Business Operations

Today your kids want to run their own small businesses, and many do the same things you did. But they have a blinding business advantage you never had - the family computer.

Technology has helped to level the playing field between large corporations and small businesses in more ways than one...

Big box store? Catalogue? Internet? The local pro? Where is the best place for you to purchase your new computer?

Drowning in an ocean of information is one of the unfortunate side effects of being connected to the expansive data residing on the World Wide Web. Seeking out relevant knowledge can be a time consuming and futile task without a little help.

How do you get the tax benefits of facility ownership without having anything appear on the balance sheet? You might consider a synthetic lease.

Patricia Seybold Group's Mitch Kramer gives seven things to keep in mind when considering a data warehouse.

The use of microcommerce systems, which allow vendors to sell low-ticket items at a profit, will not only change the way electronic business transactions are conducted, but will allow for value-added content and provide new business models for online vendors.

Bartering can be a great way for small businesses to get goods and services they need but can't afford. However, there are traps to be aware of as well. Here's how to recognize and avoid those pitfalls.

Three things to keep in mind when you consider purchasing new software for your online storefront.

Companies are quickly realizing that to stay ahead of the rest, they must do everything possible to keep customers satisfied. One possible answer: personalization of the call center experience through the implementation of technology.