From the baseball field to the boardroom, statistical analysis has changed various industries nationwide. With proper preparation and guidance, business owners can have at their fingertips a wealth of stats-based insight into how their companies are … [Continue reading]
How to build and assess your employee training program
Savvy employers don’t view training as an unavoidable cost of doing business. They view it as a strategic investment that’s critical to developing the organization’s intellectual capital. Once you’ve committed to developing a high-performance … [Continue reading]
Business owners: Put your successor in a position to succeed
When it comes time to transition your role as business owner to someone else, you’ll face many changes. One of them is becoming a mentor. As such, you’ll have to communicate clearly, show some patience and have a clear conception of what you want to … [Continue reading]
5 ways to dance through digital disruption
You’ve probably heard the term and wondered whether it could happen to your company. Maybe it already has. We’re referring to “digital disruption” — when new technologies and business models affect the value proposition of existing goods and … [Continue reading]
Catch on to the benefits of a formal onboarding process
Years ago, “onboarding” a new employee meant a quick tour of the workplace, brief introductions to a few co-workers and a stack of forms to fill out. But, today, many employers are catching on to the benefits of a well-planned and fully featured … [Continue reading]
Critical connection: How costs impact pricing
As we head toward year end, your company may be reviewing its business strategy for 2017 or devising plans for 2018. As you do so, be sure to give some attention to the prices you’re asking for your existing products and services, as well as those … [Continue reading]
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