[Today's guest article was written by Kara Masterson, a business writer from Utah.] Ergonomics is the science of making common tasks more comfortable. It is big business for companies that design ergonomic products and services, but it can also be…
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Ergonomics: Five Ways to Increase Employee Safety and Decrease Cost
Tagged with: Business, business trends, comfort, employee, ergonomics, exercise, headphones, keyboards, mats, morale, productivity, Small Business, Small Business Owner, stretching, yoga
Posted in Doing Business, Employees
Posted in Doing Business, Employees
Creating a Business Model That Allows For Scalability
[This guest post was written by business writer Adam Kinsey.] The goal most, if not all, businesses is to grow and thrive within their marketplace and economy. For this to happen, the operations model needs to inherently possess the ability to…
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Providing Energy Savings and Cost Reductions Using HVAC to Meet Demand
Red Rose Forest, a small business, successfully decarbonized its industrial unit by implementing their energy efficiency improvements. As a result, they saved as much as £3,900 ($5930) and 19 tonnes of carbon every year. The technology used controls the combi-boiler heating by dividing…
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Tagged with: air conditioning, Business, cost-saving, efficiency, emissions, employee, energy, energy efficient, environment, equipment, heating, HVAC, Small Business, Small Business Owner
Posted in Business Finance, Doing Business, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
Posted in Business Finance, Doing Business, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
Top 5 Tips for Keeping Bookkeeping Duties from Driving You Crazy
[Today's guest post was written by Sarah Boisvert.] As a small business owner or entrepreneur, you know that bookkeeping is a necessary evil that will come back to haunt you if not handled properly. The implications of overlooked—or worse yet—ignored bookkeeping…
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Tagged with: bookkeeping, Business, cash flow, employees, entrepreneur, expense, income, payroll, Small Business Owner, software, time
Posted in Business Finance, Customer Service, Doing Business, Employees, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
Posted in Business Finance, Customer Service, Doing Business, Employees, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
How to Increase the Speed of Broadband Internet for Your Business
[Today's guest author is Myke Thomas of BroadbandServiceProviders.com.] The use of broadband Internet service—especially for business—is becoming more and more popular: it offers the highest speed among all the connections available to access the web, which greatly enhances our web…
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Why You Need a Business-Specific Computer as a Startup
As the owner of a new business, it’s smart practice to use whatever resources you have at your disposal. There’s no sense in spending thousands of dollars to get your business up and running if you can afford to do…
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Tagged with: Business, business computer, dan palma, personal computer, section 179, smartsource rentals, startup, work computer
Posted in Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
Posted in Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
