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1. Opening a Restaurant - Choosing the Right Menu
Choosing the right menu for your restaurant is a key decision for the success of your business. This decision will impact the revenue of your business by differentiating your service from other restaurants and the cost structure of your business through the choice of ingredients, and the labor intensity of the recipes chosen.
2. Why Don't More Women Apply For Promotions - Multiple Realities
Women progress through large organisations and at some point stop applying for promotion possibilities. Many companies claim they want more women to apply for more senior positions. This article looks at what might be going on from each perspective. It suggests ideas for reconciliation if the two parties are genuinely willing.
3. Management Training - Discover 4 Phenomenal Methods to Breakthrough When Training Management
Time is money. When your time is mismanaged, your profits are lower, you have fewer customers, morale lowers, etc. For these reasons and more, management training is essential to your business' success. Promotion of your business is typically the number one activity business people must...
4. Getting Management Reporting to Work For Your Business
Too often in businesses the flow of information relies too much on a bottom up approach when it comes to management information. A typical situation for monthly reporting is that a lower or middle manager will dutifully complete a monthly report, often without adopting a formal standard (e.g. a SOFT or SWOT report) fire it too his line manager and receive little to no feedback as to it's contents.
5. Restaurant Business Plans - Focus on the Financials
The Financial Analysis section of a restaurant business plan consists of pro forma (projected) financial statements for the business. Before creating these statements, consideration must be paid to these three key concepts:
6. Project Management Strategies Series Article 4 - Sword Analysis, Swot With an Edge
In my previous article in this series, Change Management, I wrote about the importance of exploring alternatives. In this article, I discuss a structured method for exploring alternatives that will help you and your customers understand the options, pros and cons for each, and help you drive to consensus quickly.
7. 6 Actions + 8 Tips For Increasing Super Zoomer Organizational Power & Influence
Criticism is delivered with the intent that the person is bad, stupid, wrong or in some way personally deficient. In every one of my professional trainings as a city planner, psychologist, and MBA, presentations were criticised by pointing out what was wrong, not from the intent of "What did I do well?" What is missing?" Or "What can you learn from this?" The result: my armpits still break out when I have to give or receive feedback. But we must learn to do this well if we want to have appropriate organizational power and influence.
8. Performance Management and Coaching
Performance Management and Coaching are strategies that are applied by an organization's management team to ensure sustainable productivity by assisting employees to set and meet their goals. It is a system designed to involve employees in becoming accountable for their performance at the workplace by providing an interactive platform for employees to voice their expectations and managers to discuss expected goals.
9. Project Management Strategies Series - Article 1 - 10 Practical Strategies For Project Managers
Project Management doesn't have to be complicated. This first in a series of related articles provides rookie project managers with some quick tools, and experienced projects managers with some additional insights and reminders of some basic truths for every project they will ever manage.
10. A First Step in the Smart Way to Cut Cost
On February 17th Ben Worthen's Wall Street Journal's Business Solutions column begins with, "If the early returns are any indication, the hot technology for 2009 will be ... anything that can save money." Is it just me or is this very much like driving fifty miles to save twenty dollars on a new suit? The cost of the drive outweighs the savings on the suit.
11. 6 Questions to Answer For a Knock'em Dead Executive Summary
Call it what you will; Executive Summary, Executive Overview, etc. but it is the first thing read in most proposals. These few pages set the tone for the remainder of the proposal and, admit it or not, it can be the only part of the proposal a busy evaluator actually reads. All too often more time is spent arguing over when it should be written than what it should contain.
12. Few Companies Have a PMO
With the maturity that project management has in this day and age there are few companies with a PMO group and I have not been able to explain the reason why even though I can think of many. The one reason that always comes to mind first is the lack of understanding out there of what the role of the PMO should be. Organizations all over ask the question: why do I need a PMO?
13. A Lesson For Managers From the World of Sales
By far the single biggest concern I hear from managers I work with is, "How can I get my people to do more?" Their number one challenge is how to ensure their employees are motivated. For the answer to this question we turn to the sales professional.
14. Measuring the Six Sigma Knowledge Gap
This article is for those of you who, like me, want to scream that, as long as improvement is economically justified, "It's never good enough!" I will present a way of measuring ignorance; a simple-to-compute statistic which highlights the fact that there is always something to learn about how to improve a given process. First, let's take a look at the philosophy that underlies statistics.
15. 8 Tips to Becoming an Effective Leader
Becoming an effective leader is a process not an event. It is something that takes practice, time, and effort. While each leader may have their own personal style, most leaders do share a set of core competencies. In these tips, I have tried to distill the essential elements of success required for each of these skill sets.
16. Project Leadership is a Two-Sided Coin!
Project leadership is the ability to motivate others to want to do what the manager thinks is the best thing to do. When both sides of the project leadership coin work together, that being the project manager and the executive leadership, it usually leads to project success without cost!
17. How to Get the Most Out of Having an Assistant
Why you don't get the best results from your assistant. Knowing how to delegate is key.
18. How to Use Your Competitors For Business Success (4 Rock Solid Ideas)
Competitors are always dreaded. People just run away from competitors. Sometimes, they find competitors so hard, they change businesses. But, there are some positive concepts about competitors that can make your business powerful and successful. Here is a list of how you can make use of your competitors to plan a business strategy that can't lose.
19. Management and Business Trends For 2009
2009 is shaping up to be a challenging year for small businesses with a world full of unknowns. The businesses that succeed will be those who can quickly adapt to change; embrace unknowns; and innovate. Successful small business owners don't look at this recession as a challenge - they look at it as an opportunity. Your competition is going to struggle, but that doesn't mean you have to. Here are our predicted employment trends for 2009, and ways you can use these trends to sustain and improve your business for the long term.
20. Ten Steps to Tune Up Your Business
The actions needed when turning a business around depends widely on the severity of the problem, the nature and size of the business, and the time period available. The recovery process includes two steps.
21. Building the Knowledge Work Productivity Management System
The need for a knowledge work productivity management system was identified by the father of management Peter F. Drucker, but in his role he stopped short of providing the details on how to design it. The lack of such a system has been a problem in Enterprises for decades, especially as companies get larger and more complicated.
22. How to Open a Hotel - 5 Things to Consider
Congratulations on deciding to open a hotel. Carefully taking the following factors into consideration can play a significant role in simplifying the process of opening your own hotel.
23. Opening a Hotel Business? Avoid These 4 Common Mistakes
Starting even the simplest hotel or inn is a venture that carries with it a high amount of risk. Here are four top mistakes to avoid when opening a hotel business.
24. Starting a Hotel Business? Here's How to Set Prices
If you have visited a certain hotel repeatedly, you'd probably noticed that, like airlines, hotels generally change their prices with the season, the month, and even the day of the week. Pricing also changes the closer you are to a given date. Pricing changes such as these are part of yield management, and yield management software is a valuable investment for a new hotel that wants to make sure they are pricing competitively and maximizing their revenue.
25. Dealing With Resistance - The 4 + 2 Method
Six steps for responding to resistance. Combines principles from both Aikkido and Gestalt Psychology into a practical approach that first acknowledges an employee's resistance (and power not to cooperate) and then opens him/her up to consider and accept the rationale for your position or performance expectations.
26. Responsible Leaders Set You Up to Win
As a responsible leader, you need to understand the idea behind quick wins. These are small victories on the way to a BIG change. As you well know, change is gradual and can sometimes take years to draw to completion. There has to be some type of mechanism in place to keep the team motivated. As a leader, it is your responsibility to keep the morale of the team up and the momentum moving in the right direction.
27. How to Build a Project Schedule in 5 Easy Steps
Congratulations! You've been assigned your first project and your boss wants to see a project schedule at next week's status meeting. Hearing of your new promotion, the PC support team has installed Microsoft Project on your desktop so you're ready to start building a project schedule!
28. Vampire Meetings and How to Slay Them
Meetings can be like mythical vampires - sucking the life out of intelligent and creative people. And sucking the funds out of businesses. Unfortunately, there are too many of these meetings in business today.
29. Business Ideas - How to Ensure That They Get Implemented and You Get the Benefits
In business there is no shortage of good ideas. There is no shortage of things that you and I can do to improve our organisation. But there is a world of difference between having a good idea and putting that idea into action. A good idea is a waste of time until it is acted on. How can you ensure that good ideas get followed through?
30. Global Human Capital - Factors Affecting Global Compensation & Benefits
Compensation, in its broadest sense - the perspective that managers must take in the global economy - is at the very heart of every organization's performance potential. Compensation provides the point at which organizational and individual priorities and goals meet, encouraging the contentment of both parties. It provides the driving force for effectively attracting needed human talent, retaining that talent and encouraging the talent in enduring persistent, enviable and enhanced performance.
31. Managing Your Business
Managing a business may sometime seem to be very difficult. Implementing the techniques discussed here could ease how you manage your business and on the other hand in crease your business profitability. Business management comprises the techniques and expertise of planning, direction, effective organization and the overall control of the operations carried out in a business.
32. Pandemic Response Planning is Now Top of the Agenda in Most Board Rooms But Still Many Lag Behind
Pandemic response planning has finally resurfaced in company board rooms after years of dismissal, despite constant reminders that a pandemic was overdue, and funds needed to be allocated to preparedness. Well it's now here and companies which don't start to get their act together for what is coming over the next two years will not be able to recover.
33. Workplace Problems - Know What Your Team Expects From You?
As a manager one can readily spell out expectations from subordinates, but have you ever stopped and thought about what your direct reports might expect from you. Knowing each others expectations is the key to building a successful relationship. The success of the team also hinges on this fact.
34. Want Better Performance? Try Focusing on What Employees Want Reduced
One way to encourage better performance is to link improvements to things employees want fewer of. These might include fewer customer complaints or fewer meetings. This article provides 10 things you can use to explain how performance improvement can lead to reductions in something employees want.
35. Take Action Based on Your True Intent
Many people avoid taking an action because they fear the outcome. This article argues that if you consider the true intent of your proposed action and are genuinely comfortable with that intent then you should act. It also argues it will be safe to do so. The key being that you must be genuinely comfortable with your intent.
36. Medical Billing Programs - For Speed and Accuracy
Medical billing programs are used by doctor's offices to submit claims to their patients' insurance companies. Although you can still submit a claim manually, fewer and fewer physicians are filling out claims by hand. The reasons behind this shift are pretty obvious. Read on to find out more!
37. The Six Sigma Project Charter - Communication
The project charter is a very important part of the Six Sigma project. It is a detailed outlay of the goal statement, the scope of the project, the roles of various members and the timelines to be followed. It is a guiding tool for the team members.
38. The Fishbone Diagram - How to Use it Effectively
In every project that the Six Sigma project teams undertake, there will always be situations in the initial stages where causes of the problems causing losses to the businesses are found. There will be many versions of the causes of the problem - and even though not all can be denied, it is necessary to find the exact causes and effects they have on the processes.
39. Staff Motivation - Cutting the Cost of Staff Turnover Through Job Stability
When staff turnover is costing your company highly, you know that more than just finding out what is interesting workers to do their job and stay with your company is at stake. You need an effective retention plan that can kick start your economy but that plan must be based on an understanding of the things which will influence your best workers to stay or attract good workers to join your organization, a catch 22 situation.
40. Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
Just the other day, a friend complained about her employee's misconduct. She then tried to explain the negative impact it had on the company, but her employee just walked out of work. She wondered, "Why are people so hard to deal with?"
41. Performance Issues - Conflicts Within the Team
This is a companion piece to the "Dealing with Performance Issues" article. Conflicts are common occurrences in any team endeavor, in fact they may indicate a healthy degree of engagement. When they don't, you had better be ready to recognize the signs and resolve the issue. This article explains how.
42. Staff Motivation - Cutting the Cost of Staff Turnover Through Increased Responsibility
If your company is feeling the effects of high staff turnover you will be wanting to do something about it. However looking at the motivational factors which are impacting on your workers might be the best starting place before you begin to put together your effective strategy for turning this problem around.
43. Effective Leadership - Staff Turnover and Counting the Costs
As a manager one of the most important issues for you should be keeping an eye on your staff turnover. The sign of a true leader is one that is aware of how much the lack of good leadership will cost the organization that they are involved in. An exceptional leader needs to know how to motivate and retain their best employees...
44. Tips For Choosing the Right Cleaning Contractor
When a fire occurs in a restaurant, studies show that it most frequently begins in the kitchen. That is why it is important not only to have kitchen hood systems cleaned of flammable build-up on a routine basis, but to have them cleaned by a professional who knows how to perform the work properly.
45. Corporate Gifts - Why Giving Corporate Gifts to Your Top Employees is Important
Every successful company has a team of capable top employees. No kingdom was built by the king alone. If you want your top employees to work hard and stay loyal to your company, then you need to treat them well.
46. Involve Supervisors to Increase Learning Effectiveness
Get supervisors and managers involved in the learning process. Too often, employees are sent to training to be "fixed" because something is not going well in the workplace. In truth, the issue is often more of a management or organizational issue. By actively engaging supervisory personnel in the process, you can help them take ownership for transferring learning to the workplace. The following are some ways to involve supervisory staff.
47. The Curious Case of the CHAOS Report 2009
The Standish Group collects information on project failures in the IT industry and environments with the objective of making the industry more successful and to show ways to improve its success rates and increase the value of the IT investments. The latest results have been compiled into the CHAOS Report 2009 published by the organization in April.
48. Textile Business - Run After Only Profit and Be Out of Business Soon
Tighten your seat belts before we take off to discuss this topic that needs a lot of guts to be digested by conventional wisdom of running a business. After all, a business is meant for making money and the headline appears to be exactly opposite to that belief. Rest assured, you will have a pleasant flight because I do not discuss theory and my domain is where the rubber meets the runway and the wings shear through the clouds of ambiguity. Here we go .. to the cruising height with some simple questions and no brainer answers.
49. Effective Meetings
Effective meetings are a great place for people to share information, ideas and creativity. They are also a powerful management tool to make decisions and get things done. Meetings need not be a waste of time but a productive learning experience and an opportunity that people look forward to.
50. The Perks and Pitfalls of Managing Remote Employees
Having a remote workforce involves both challenges and benefits. Knowing how to handle these distant employees can help businesses make the most out of this new trend.
51. Beware of Your Bias
All of us have biases built in to our decision making. This can lead to poor decisions that are not in our best interests. Being aware of the biases of our cognitive machinery can create new options for the decisions we wish to take. These options can lead to better decisions in our own best interests.
52. Learning to Let Go
Entrepreneurs tend to think they have to do everything themselves. But think about the "busy work" that eats up your time -- do you really need to do these tasks yourself? Most of these time-consuming, labor-intensive administrative duties don't have to be done by the head of the company.
53. Myths in the Incentive Industry
There are many "facts" surrounding the performance improvement (PI) industry that are, in reality, unfounded myths masquerading as infallible truths. Here is an attempt to demystify some of the most common myths that hinder the incentive process
54. Computer Repair Contracts That Keep You Profitable
Planning your computer repair contracts? You need to use ongoing agreements to build real relationships with steady, high-paying clients and grow your business. This article presents 3 key points about computer repair contracts that will help you build a solid foundation for your company.
55. Handling Office Stationery Effectively
If you are really concerned about cutting down the office expenditure but do not want to pinch your employees' pockets, the best suited way would be to handle the resources in the best possible way. The most important department that costs you quite a bit is the office stationery. Here is where one needs to have a check so as to cut down on the total expenditure figures.
56. "People" - The Secret Ingredient to Success
In simple terms, you can measure your business success by how well you get customers, keep customers, and the efficiency of your operations. Many companies measure their success by revenues, income and other traditional accounting yardsticks.
57. Gordon Ramsay and Radical Profit Improvement
Use the Gordon Ramsay method for turning around your company by reducing the portfolio of products and services. If, like me, you enjoy good food, good wine, and real cooking, and occasionally have time to watch television you have probably seen one of the many programs that Gordon Ramsay has made where he flies in to turn around a restaurant that is in deep trouble.
58. How Competitive Should You Be - And With Whom?
Many industries show over half their sales as coming from four manufacturers within a given industry. In such industries and in many suppliers of services and goods to these industries, there are a number of unwritten rules that will not apply in more competitive situations -- or in other types of businesses.
59. Do You Want to Be Right Or Do You Want to Get Paid?
Some time ago I was convinced that a decision made by upper management was going to impact the outcome of the project I was managing negatively and when I told my boss about arguing the decision he replied: do you want to be right or do you want to get paid? I would like to think that most of us would want to be right. But in reality, in most organizations we work at, we choose to get paid.
60. Managing the "Six" Triple Constraint
And then, they were six. A framework for evaluating competing demands, the triple constraint is represented by a triangle and the 3 original constraints, one in each side or corner of the triangle. Scope, time and cost were the first 3 original constraints. A change to any one of them affected the other, and this basic principle is what is called the triple constraint. As the project management profession matured 3 more constraints were added: quality, risk and customer satisfaction. These 3 are almost always affected by any change in the original 3. Let's see how they are represented and how they work.
61. 3 Steps to Stand Above the Crowd When You Are Opening a Dollar Store
Many realize to survive they must have a business plan that includes strategies to make their store special. They must take action to create a store that stands above the crowd. They realize this provides an advantage in the local marketplace when this can be accomplished. To find out more, read on as I present 3 steps to stand above the crowd.
62. 5 Dollar Store Merchandise Suppliers Tips When Opening a Dollar Store
If you are opening a dollar store you are probably very concerned about where you will find the right dollar store merchandise for your store. You are probably concerned about where to find dollar store suppliers you can depend on. You need a supplier that cares about you and your business success.
63. Tough Times Call For Specific Actions When You Own a Dollar Store
This should be a time to not only weather the storm, but to capture loyal new shoppers for your business. This is a time for those who own a dollar store to focus on building dollar store sale levels even higher. In this article I present 5 critical actions for you to take.
64. 6 Daily Store Maintenance Tasks When Opening a Dollar Store
If you are opening a dollar store a good strategy to keep cleaning and maintenance under control might be to implement a daily store maintenance checklist. Read on to see the tasks to include on the checklist.
65. Staff Motivation & Leadership Tips
As a Leader you will realize that you have to gain skills which can help you motivate those that follow you. In fact you do not become an effective leader unless you are motivating those around you.
66. Show Your True Leadership Colors
Leadership isn't black and white, rather good management requires a broad palette of skills. Especially not now, when imagination, daring and speed matter so very much, isn't it about time we take a fresh -- and colorful -- look at the 30 things every manager should know how to do...
67. Psychologically Managing Employees
Managing employees can be one of the most rewarding endeavors you can ever undertake. There is nothing quite like the feeling you get from helping people grow and seeing your team's performance moving forward. Here are six principles and tips that can provide you with a head start on the challenge of managing others...
68. Leadership Can Solve Employee Turnover in the High-Tech Field
In the high tech industry, a work environment with proper implementation and management of technology is vitally important. Any great manager will agree that human resources still plays the most important role in any successful high tech venture.
69. Derailers of Management Teams - Ten Signs to Take Action
Do you have a high performing management team? Could it be better? If your answer is anything less then great, and yes it could be better. You are not alone. All to often it is easier just to accept that although your team is not functioning optimally, it is perhaps good enough. However the management team is the compass for the entire organization.
70. Challenging Business Leaders to Be Trainers
Every organization has a sphere of influence that identifies it's added value to the organization. Internal training has suffered serious setbacks in recent years indicated by widespread departmental cut backs and outsourcing across all industries, of all sizes, in this country.
71. Peerless Leaders
That's the number of employees who were surveyed over a 25-year period by the Gallup Poll about what they really want from the companies they work for. Pollsters also interviewed another 80,000 people identified as high-performing managers about what makes them such great leaders. What's it all add up to? A great boss.
72. Smartening Up
Ask many employees and they will tell you that their managers seem to want anything but new ideas. Here is a four-step strategy managers can use to help bring innovation to the workplace and become the kind of leader businesses need for success.
73. Performance Issues - The Needy Team Member
What do you do with the team member who is constantly at their neighbor's side, pleading for help and distracting an otherwise productive team member? You can't ignore the situation or production and morale will suffer but you must handle the situation with sensitivity. This article gives you some tips and tricks on how to correct the situation without the negative side effects you're worried about.
74. How the UK Postcode System Can Be Used in Key Business Areas to Improve Operational Efficiency
For a system which was designed purely to simplify the delivery of mail to any property in the UK, the UK Postcode has become an essential tool in the operations of almost every business in the UK. This article looks at some of the more common and powerful applications of the Postcode in UK businesses of all sizes.
75. Staff Motivation and Effective Leadership Skills
Here is a simple but effective way of increasing your leadership skills in motivating staff. Firstly make sure you have an understanding of what motivation means, secondly consider how motivation occurs and finally look at ways of how you as a manager can begin to build into your Leadership skills motivational practices at work.
76. The New Face of Banking - The Well Trained Teller
Why invest in Teller Training? Two very powerful reasons: the competition of online banking and compliance risk.
77. Let's Go Visit the Customer, Product Manager
So much has been written about how important it is to get in front of your (potential) customer that I am almost hesitant to add to the pile. However, in reviewing what's out there, nobody really seems to have spent the time to lay out step-by-step what a product manger needs to do before and during a meeting with a customer. Well good news, today that changes!
78. The Secret to Making More Money
Do you feel like every dime you make gets sucked into a black hole to pay bills and leaves you asking yourself, "Where did all the money go?" Want to know an age old secret?
79. Who Makes the Best Boss?
The hardest-working bosses are often the least efficient. What kind of manager are you? Fully 90 percent of managers squander their time in ineffective activities. Only 10 percent spend their time in a committed, purposeful manner. In this tough business environment, we need to understand why this is and what we can do about it.
80. Starting a Hotel Business? Here's How to Set Prices
If you have visited a certain hotel repeatedly, you'd probably noticed that, like airlines, hotels generally change their prices with the season, the month, and even the day of the week. Pricing also changes the closer you are to a given date. Pricing changes such as these are part of yield management, and yield management software is a valuable investment for a new hotel that wants to make sure they are pricing competitively and maximizing their revenue.
81. Opening a Hotel Business? Avoid These 4 Common Mistakes
Starting even the simplest hotel or inn is a venture that carries with it a high amount of risk. Here are four top mistakes to avoid when opening a hotel business.
82. So You Think You Can Lead
In today's face-paced, challenging, often-ambiguous and uncertain economic climate, where stress is rampant and anxiety and fear seem to be the emotions of choice driving many leaders' behaviors, more and more leaders seem to be losing touch with their employees, fostering a climate of poor morale, dis-engagement, stress, overt or silent anger and resentment. One reason is many leaders and managers are severing their emotional ties to their workforce, assuming they had any emotional ties to begin with.
83. How to Open a Hotel - 5 Things to Consider
Congratulations on deciding to open a hotel. Carefully taking the following factors into consideration can play a significant role in simplifying the process of opening your own hotel.
84. Business Objective
When we are discussing long and short term business objectives, we must keep in mind that very often profit maximization and wealth maximization are conflicting objectives. The biggest obstacle in the way of long term wealth maximization is our thought process. And if you have overcome your mind then the second obstacle you will face is Financial Risk linked with any investment.
85. Six Sigma and Healthcare Organizations - A Happy Marriage
The healthcare sector has been facing tough times with the lower amount of payments and higher cost for providing high quality services to the patients. Various methods are being tried to reduce these costs and increase the revenues earned while giving the best services to patients.
86. (Paper)Less is More - Electronic Document Management and Digital Workflow Help You Do More With Less
This article shows how capturing, indexing, storing, and routing information electronically can help a business to be far more productive than in a paper-based environment. Several tips are shared for overcoming typical challenges to moving toward the paperless office.
87. Do You Have the Right Tools? Complying With SOX in the Year of the Ox (2009)
This article discusses compliance, featuring the need for companies to demonstrate adequate internal reporting controls as Sarbanes-Oxley enforcement deadlines approach late in 2009. The role of high-performance ECM software in facilitating regulatory compliance is explained, with tips for selecting and using appropriate tools to address specific business needs.
88. Mail Room Magic - Save Time, Money, and Backaches by Migrating to Digital Mail Processing
If your business is finding it challenging to manage paper files effectively, this article will help you. It shows how you can gain control over your business information effectively by capturing it electronically at the source, creating a digital mail room that will help you be more efficient.
89. Manager's Checklist For Transitioning to a Paperless Office
Most managers who are converting to a 'less paper' office - or even a paperless office - are aware of the benefits. In terms of accessing information, operating efficiently, and providing top-notch service, digital storage - especially with a Web-based system that enables 24/7 remote access via a browser - is light years ahead of paper and mixed media. For organizations challenged with cumbersome regulations and frequent audits, electronic storage also offers clear audit trails paper can't match.
90. Capture, Index, Access - The Paperless Office Provides Centralized Intelligence For Small Businesses
Learn how to capture, store, and properly index information electronically so your business can operate more efficiently. This article shares tips to ensure electronic storage will result in documents you can find 100% of the time.
91. Streamline, Organize, Archive, Retrieve - SOAR Above the Data Chaos With Effective Email Management
This article explains the four basic parts of email management, and describes how they work together to ensure that data stored in emails can be easily found. It also explains how email can be integrated with digital workflow, allowing you to maximize the occurrence of specific events that are communicated via email.
92. High-Volume Scanning and Process Automation For Better, Faster, Smarter Decision Making
This article provides tips to help you streamline and maximize your high-volume scanning process, showing how you can use effective scanning as the launching pad to enterprise-wide business efficiency. High-volume scanning is a pretty simple concept, but it's only the beginning of effective automation.
93. Desktop Scanning and Document Management - Best Practices to Help You Succeed
This article offers tips that will help business managers increase their efficiency using desktop scanning and document management technologies. Web-based electronic document management is one of the most useful resources companies have available to keep their managers, staff, and customers informed.
94. Creating a Records Management Policy That is Right For Your Business
This article helps the reader to understand the importance of creating and communicating information governance strategies to ensure consistent records management. The role of digital content management software in enforcing policies is also discussed.
95. People Skills - Everything is Not an Emergency!
For quite some time now I've maintained that many of the ills of our society are because we don't know that we don't know something. This is particularly true of etiquette, social norms, business practices and interpersonal skills. I believe that people would not go out of their way to be rude, crude or offensive if they only knew how they were coming across. We are ignorant and think that everything is an emergency, hence making others uncomfortable and causing stress.
96. Building the Loyalty of Your Employees
At its core, loyalty is not about CRM, frequent-flier miles, or golden handcuffs. It's about leadership and the way in which a company builds and manages its organization. Until leaders get those principles clear, those potentially wonderful tools like frequent-purchase programs, Internet communications and CRM technologies are going to have very little impact.
97. How to Use the Vacuum Test to Clock Yourself
When comparing yourself against the success of others, both inside and outside your company, you must examine the circumstances under which either you or the other person achieved their present success. This will help you guard against unfair comparisons. Consider the following questions in the comparison quiz...
98. How to Create a 20-20 Business Vision and Why it Matters
The turning point for a vision is when everyone sees it, gets it, and buys into participating to make it happen...built your vision...make that dream a reality. At some point in his or her career, every politician gets tarred with a catch phrase--and usually not a flattering one.
99. What is Data Management?
Data management in itself is a small word but has got many facets to it. It includes many a features and different areas. First of them is Data Modeling. In data modeling basically a structure is created for the data and then the data is stored according to that structure.
100. Small Business Project Management - Should You Give Gantt a Go?
You might have a reasonable size project in your organisation. The activity of the project might occur over several months and have several tasks. Typically, some tasks are dependent upon another. That is, some of the tasks cannot start until other tasks are finished.
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