Running A Computer Repair Business
If you’re a new business owner, and you’re in the process of setting up your first office, you’ll want to avoid mistakes. Your commercial internet connection is one area where even minor mistakes can have catastrophic results for the new business. Unfortunately, when you’re starting out in the business world, it can be difficult to know what you’ll need when it comes to internet service. To help get you started, here are four questions you should ask your internet provider. Read More»
Growing your small trucking company can take time and considerable effort. During that time, there will be a lot of trial and error as you discover what works and what does not work for your business. To improve the operation of your business and ensure you are ready to handle any growth that occurs, here are some things you should be doing.
Upgrading Your Trucking Software
Your trucking software plays a vital role in the success of your business. Read More»
If you work a lot of hours you may not have time to keep an eye on the food in your refrigerator to ensure it is healthy. This is important, however, for your safety as well as your family’s. Fortunately, there are things you can do to ensure your food stays healthy so you will not have to worry about this. Below are two of these things to help you get started. Read More»
If you are implementing a new software or service within the company, you are going to have struggles. No implementation goes off perfectly and you can only plan for so much. However, you can make the process go a lot more smoothly and continue improving in general if you take the time to set up a feedback loop between your employees who are actually doing the physical implementation, the company that you are working with, and the management of your company. Read More»
Operating industrial computers is nothing like a George Jetson job. If you ever watched an episode of the old cartoon, George Jetson sat at a control panel pushing buttons all day. While this futuristic cartoon did fairly well with predicting some future things, the fact is this: industrial computers are more than just a few buttons. The people that operate them have to have several trainings and courses under their belts before they can stand in front of the control panels and make decisions about what buttons to push. Read More»
