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Posted by Joe Miller
Groupware Groupware is a software or hardware that manages documents on which organizations and groups collaborate. Groupware, of some form or another, has become a much sought after technology among businesses. Each groupware package includes tools which are meant to meet the needs of a business. DonÂ’t be alarmed that when your business begins its search for a groupware package that 5,590,000 indexed pages will greet you on Google, 3,820,000 on Yahoo, and 950,316 on MSN. The fact is the market knows that your business needs a groupware package.
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Posted by Alfred Fraser
Had you started your mortgage payments 30 years ago you could be just paying it off today. What if...
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Posted by Barbara Hemphill
After youÂ’ve completed the inventory of existing files, the next step is to establish user-friendly retention guidelines. Often, offices are glutted with paper and computer files because people using them arenÂ’t given guidelines about what to keep and what to eliminate. Ironically, some organizations do have such guidelines, but theyÂ’re not communicated to the people who really need them, or not provided in a user-friendly form. One company I worked with had a guidebook that was nearly a hundred pages long, but poorly organized, and contained information most people didnÂ’t need.
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Posted by George Papazoglou
There's a hilarious yet so fruitful money-making formula, that
can be deployed by anyone doing business...
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Posted by Sue And Chuck DeFiore
Effect of Expenses
The last article examined how to calculate your realistic billable hours. If you remember, we arrived at approximately 1100 hours in a year. To earn our mythical $46,000 per year, you needed to bill at a rate of $42 per hour. Now we need to take into account the expenses of running a business and see where those put our hourly rate.
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Posted by Katy Angliss
I'm a very sceptical person and I hate spending money. To remove
the mothballs from my wallet takes...
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Posted by Lyndsay Swinton
The curse of every hard working manager. Love or hate them, with geographically dispersed teams and travel restrictions, conference calls are here to stay as a communication medium in the workplace. If you want to stand out from your work colleauges, then follow these simple do’s and don’ts of effective conference calls.
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Posted by Dr. Eileen Silva
Copyright 2006 Dr. Eileen Silva “Conference calls are too expensive.” “I don’t have the money to attend the conference.” “I can’t afford to advertise.” “I’m not making the money John (or whoever) is making, so I’m not able to do X, Y, Z.”
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