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If you’re looking for ways to develop or extend a competitive advantage, consider using smartphones (and their bigger cousins, tablets) to gain an edge. There are some innovative and inexpensive ways of using mobile devices out of the office. Here are 7 to get you started: Read More

This post discusses the BYOD movement--“Bring Your Own (computing) Device” to work movement, which has swept America in the past five years. If your business is like ours, you’re now under pressure to allow employees to use their own smartphones, tablets and laptops for work. A study last year foun Read More

When it comes to social business tools, they aren't your typical IT project because they involve human communication, but in spite of many benefits, these projects often fail. Here's why. Read More

When Microsoft bought social collaboration tool Yammer, one of the company's first challenges was getting its own employees and partners to use it. Here's how they did it and what they learned along the way. Read More

Today, the Internet is everywhere, and we're still getting our minds around what that really means for our personal lives and our businesses. Read More

So you really want to get some work done on your Android device? Here's a list of apps that will help you do that. Read More

It's great that people whom you don't know personally want to connect with you on LinkedIn. We all know how valuable business networking can be. But really, you SHOULD scrutinize requests before you accept them willy-nilly. Read More

There are many ways small businesses can get paid these days. Here is the list and the pros and cons of each. Read More

In the Star Trek Book of Management, there are two approaches to big data decision making: The Kirk way and the Spock way. Which type are you? Read More

Have so much data to share in your marketing materials that your head is spinning? If you have a lot of data that needs to be visualized, a scatter plot, a.k.a. an X-Y plot, may be the most useful: They can help your audience quickly identify patterns and correlations.

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