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Here's a great list of 10 characteristic great companies possess. The author is Fred Wilson from A VC blog. Read More

Complacency is a known problem and must be clearly recognized as a causal factor in killing sales and business success. It can kill entire organizations. Complacency makes people fear the unknown, mistrust the untried, and abhor the new; especially the new. In the face of complacency, Business Owners and employees resist change. Read More

We're heading swiftly towards the last quarter of the year and it's time now to start to assess the year thus far. Thinking back to January when you set you business goals and objectives, it's now time to make sure you're on track to achievement. Read More

Silken Management Group has started this blog to help the people looking for information on how to start any form of business or practice. Read More

Here are three keys to forming a successful partnership. They are keys that helped Steve MacGill, CEO of PeerSight Online, and Dr. James Norris, CEO and founder of KAART Business Solutions, used to create their successful partnership. Read More

The now over-the-hill catchphrase “think outside the box” associated the act of brainstorming with the idea of being free from any sort of structure. If we could just open up our minds to a “blue sky” of possibilities it seemed to say, we'd soon hit upon a miraculous and innovative solution. Easier said, than done. Read More

How to take care of your cash flow when you have an online business. Read More

A common problem in F&B industry is dealing with payment card issues related to running tabs and adjusting tips. Recent developments require F&B establishments (F&B) to evaluate their current procedures. Read More

You run your own business. At some point, you want to cut some costs in order to streamline a little your cashflow. With a little bit of attention, you're able to cut 5000$ from your expenses. The real goal is to provide value through your business, not to measure your success by your economies. Read More