Is 2014 the year of the Millennial entrepreneur?

According to a new Entrepreneur.com article,
it just might be...

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But when it comes to the real work — like drafting a sales proposal, giving a presentation or even signing a business contract — we still tend to think that only a “real computer” can handle these tasks. But that’s no longer true...

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Many people think of January as the month of broken promises. And perhaps they should. According to a University of Scranton study, covered by Forbes, only 8% of people succeed with their New Year’s Resolutions. The life-changing promises they make every January simply don’t pan out for most people...

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Most people apparently give as much thought to the configuration of their office technology as they do to the junk NASA left on the moon nearly fifty years ago. In other words — not at all. As one of my responders bluntly stated: “Our company pays people to think about those things so I don’t have to...”

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In 2014, SMB professionals will drop legacy office technologies like fax machines and landline phones to move those functions to the cloud with online faxing services like eFax® and virtual phone systems like eVoice®. They’ll shift more of their marketing energy to mobile apps and cloud-based email marketing tools... Read More

What does a Las Vegas casino, a train in Budapest, Yosemite's El Capitan, and a Paul McCartney concert in London have in common?

If you were expecting a list of interesting places to visit, this may surprise you...

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For the sake of your productivity, please give this blog post 100% of your attention.

A lot to ask, isn’t it? As a busy professional who spends all day glued to a smartphone, you’re probably always tackling more than one task at a time — checking your email in meetings, for example, and researching or writing text messages while you’re on the phone...

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That’s a perfectly logical assumption. It seems we see another news headline every week about cyber criminals hacking the computer networks of a large, global enterprise — a major bank, for example, or one of the big online retailers. Sometimes even a government agency... Read More