
“No longer confined to a Main Street store front, tomorrow’s small businesses will increasingly collaborate with big businesses, gain access to big business infrastructure, and take full advantage of a global marketplace,” said Rick Jensen, senior vice president and general manager of Intuit’s small business group. “The next generation of entrepreneurs will be knowledge artisans, yet in many ways look very similar to their pre-industrial age counterparts.” Reports a Study commissioned by Intuit Corporation.
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Here is a listing of local Business Journals that cover New York and New Jersey.
SWK Technologies serves 1,000's of customers through out these states.
With offices in Livingston, NJ; Syracuse, NY; New York City; Melville, Long Island; as well as Rochester and Buffalo , NY we are always close by to meet your needs.
SWK also operates Sage Authorized Trainging Centers in Livingston, NJ and Rochester, NY
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David Bohl, business consultant, and life coach writing for Small BusinessTimes
"It's that time of year again when we make resolutions in our personal lives that help guide us into the New Year.
Hopefully, for most of us, we'll follow through and achieve all of our resolutions - even if we do fall off the wagon once or twice."
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I remember when CompUSA opened their first New Jersey location. I entered the store with great excitement and fear. I wondered at the time what computer superstores would do to the business computer services market.
At the time I had a two person company that supplied the same products and services as CompUSA. We felt threatened by CompUSA, especially as they expanded their service offerings. As the years went by other super-stores ventured into the computer services market, but not with a great deal of success. As you read below, it turns out that local companies like SWK have the advantage in offering computer services.
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The New York Times reported today in an article by Bob Tedeschi that small businesses are gaining ground on the web.
"MOM-AND-POP retailers have helplessly stood by over the last decade as big-box merchants steamrolled over them. Online, though, small merchants are not going down without a fight."
This is encouraging news for small business owners as again in 2007 online shopping sales on Cyber Monday again topped sales in physical stores on Black Friday, this year by 38 percent, according to comScore, an e-commerce research firm. Reports CIO Magazine.
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We came across this Small Business Management Series on TheStreet.com.
It includes insightful articles by noted experts on timely and relevant topics for growing businesses.
They embrace the same commitment to your success as we do.
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CardScan Contact Management Solutions are the epitome of useful technology.
With these tools you can quickly turn a chaotic pile of business cards into truly useful information.
There is an interesting story behind these great products.
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Trish Rubin is a quintessential networker.
She has refined the art of networking and connecting with people to perfection Her refreshing and effective techniques are published in a great new book called:
"Trish Rubin's New York Minute: Sixty-Second Tips to Megawatt Business Power-Event Networking."
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