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    Decreasing inventory carried us over the first hurdle, and last week reducing Accounts Receivable sped us through the half-way mark. We’re making great time, so let’s bring on the next mile marker – marketing and

    Knowledge Management
    One of great challenges for any business is to learn to efficiently and cost effectively leverage knowledge on an enterprise wide basis. We have all heard the saying that “knowledge is power”…we’ve all also heard the refinement of that saying which states that “the application of knowledge is power”. I prefer to take it one step further and say that “the successful application of knowledge at the right time, for the right reasons and with the proper emphasis results in a certainty of execution that creates power.” In this blog post I’ll provide you with some insights that will help you to not only leverage your knowledge to increase returns, but also how to protect your knowledge to mitigate
    oward that million dollar mark...and we’re only a couple strides away…

    Decreasing inventory carried us over the first hurdle, and last week reducing Accounts Receivable sped us through the half-way mark. We’re making great time, so let’s bring on the next mile marker – marketing and

    Promotional Concepts - Utilize Promotional Products for Unforgettable Events
    Promotional products are a necessity for a memorable function. They can be used to build up publicity for the event, to reinforce the theme of the event, and to help your guests remember the event for years to come!Perhaps you have a list of to do’s for your event that you have almost completed. You have been planning and organizing for weeks, months, or even all year - but if you haven’t included some promotional product in your list, you have set yourself up to miss a huge opportunity. Don’t you want your event, and more importantly, your company, to be remembered? What better way for your customers to remember your company than with a promotional product gift from an incredible
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    Decreasing inventory carried us over the first hurdle, and last week reducing Accounts Receivable sped us through the half-way mark. We’re making great time, so let’s bring on the next mile marker – marketing and

    Collections Management
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    reducing Accounts Receivable sped us through the half-way mark. We’re making great time, so let’s bring on the next mile marker – marketing and
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    Ah, the land of ROI-ification. A land where e-mails are opened and links are clicked and phones ring by the minute. Is this utopia? Or arms-length reality? Once you apply these proven strategies, you just might find out.But first, a look at the state of your website.What a big website you have, grandmother! Many corporate websites are little more than online brochures featuring product and service descriptions with a few crunchy benefits tossed in for variety. Slick design, not very engaging copy. They read like how a cubicle looks: bland, boring, safe. A tendency to rely on jargon and highly technical language to convince the prospect means most prospects remain unconvinced. A
    aking great time, so let’s bring on the next mile marker – marketing and sales.

    Increasing Overall Sales and Marketing Effectiveness

    If you are an organization spending $500,000 or more on marketing expenses (e.g. advertising, trade shows, print materials, direct mail, etc.) then STOP! We found it again. Why you ask…? Because marketing ha

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