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Category Archives: Enterprise
Monday Motivations for MacStartups 8
Here is my next installment of Monday Motivations for MacStartups. Through email I interview a number of startup companies in various forms of their experience, both in business and using a Mac. Here is Caroline McClure of ScoutRock.com, they provide … Continue reading
Posted in Enterprise, Entrepreneur, Mac, Motivation, Small Business, Startups
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Government, Business, and Consumer Interaction
When it comes to starting and building a business, there are certain factors that stoke the economy of entrepreneurship, but there is an equally dampening affect to an economy and that is government taxation. But before we can look at … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Enterprise, Entrepreneur, Government
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FREE Apple Business Expos in 2011
Did you know that there is a Loop Business Expo National Road Tour that is in a city near you? Per their web site: The Only FREE Apple-Based Exposition for Business Users. This event is for all business end users … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Business, Enterprise, Small Business, Startups
Tagged apple, ipad, iPhone, Macintosh
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Apple abandons their Xserve, what’s up with that?
Apple has recently announced that they’re discontinuing their XServe hardware for businesses on Jan 31st, 2011 and letting them move to either a Mac Pro or a Mac Mini running Snow Leopard Server. Some people in the tech industry just … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Enterprise, Entrepreneur, Hardware, Mac
Tagged Amazon S3, apple, north carolina, Xserve
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Making money: economy, industry, business, and customers – selling pencils
Entrepreneurs have a tough job, but it’s really not a job, it takes work, and if you don’t love what you’re doing it IS work. But if you love what you do, then it is never work, it’s a joy … Continue reading
Posted in Business, customer, Enterprise, Entrepreneur, Life, Tools, Writing
Tagged pencil, pencil economy, pencil industry
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The History of Nikola Tesla – a Short Story
We all know of Thomas Edison, but most are not aware of Nikola Tesla. Here’s a short video about who he was. The History of Nikola Tesla – a Short Story Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Business Idea, Challenge, Creativity, Enterprise, Entrepreneur, ideas, Startups, Thoughts
Tagged nikola tesla, Thomas Edison
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Big Corporate America is losing, small business is gaining
According to this article by Harvard Business, Big Business is losing, it is creating a “Brain Drain” on it’s intellectual capital, it’s business continuity, and small business is the recipient of this brain drain. Why? Because people want more fulfillment … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Enterprise, Entrepreneur, Small Business
Tagged brain drain, fulfillment, harvard business, satisfaction
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