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As a small business owner, you likely put a business plan in place before even opening your doors. You set goals, aiming for growth. Obviously for growth to occur, your operation needs to be profitable. Like you, nearly half of small business owners are concerned about revenue growth, and 43% are w Read More

Have you ever wondered why your growth strategies are struggling, or worse, never come to fruition? It’s likely you and your employees are spending too much time on other areas of business like inventory management. Don’t get us wrong, your warehouse is a vital function in your business operations. Read More

If you don’t use a type of tracking software to audit your fixed assets, your company is likely haunted by ghost assets. Unfortunately, chances are high that you’re not quite sure what ghost assets are, or how they affect your revenue, accounting books, and taxes. Read More

The mobile revolution of the workplace is coming, the only question is, what devices will those workers use to help grow your business? Read More

It may seem overwhelming to start a system of inventory management best practices, especially if you’ve been in business for a while. Perhaps years of manual inventory control has wreaked havoc on your warehouse, with products stored haphazardly and no systems in place to ensure a safe and efficien Read More

Inventory managers play a crucial role in any business. To do it successfully they need to possess a wide range of skills. Inventory managers lead a team of workers as they manage the flow of stock in and out of a business. Their responsibilities range from HR to logistics, from dealing with indivi Read More

Losing a good employee is hard, especially if you thought things were going well and it comes as a surprise. The employee-employer relationship can be a tricky one and hard to navigate. While employee turnover can often be frustrating and even a personal defeat, it always hurts your bottom line. Read More

Barcodes have helped retailers pack information, such as pricing and available inventory, onto their wares to move things along at the check-out counter, for decades. The barcode scanning systems are now being used in a myriad of industries, including medicine, travel, manufacturing, entertainment, Read More

Funding for education is often one of the first victims when there is a budget crisis, and even a return to normalcy after the recent recession hasn’t meant much: Most U.S. states are funding K-12 schools less than they were before the recession, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorit Read More

As the economy becomes an increasingly complex and global system, supply chains have expanded from mostly internal functions under the supervision of each individual company to a multifaceted collaboration between distributors, suppliers and partners, all working together with a variety of new tech Read More