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Plan To Fail: Successful Business Planning Starts with Failure
By  | Filed In: Starting a Business and Getting Started
A great business plan looks failure right in the eye and finds a way around it.
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Peter Suciu
Hard Drive Prices: Think Globally, Pay Locally
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Thailand goes underwater, and storage hardware prices go through the ceiling. Here's why it's happening.
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Glen Ross
4 Questions to Ask When Planning Your Customer Service Initiative
By  | Filed In: Customer Service and Sales & Marketing
Want your company's customer service efforts to bear fruit? It all begins with the answers to these four questions.
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Chris Marentis
Is Your Local Business Prepared to Weather the Storm?
By  | Filed In: Internet, E-commerce & Social Media and Technology
I'm surprised at how many business owners understand the importance of being prepared for a natural disaster -- yet never actually put a plan into place.
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Nancy Germond
Preparing for Catastrophe May Save Your Business
By  | Filed In: Insurance & Risk Management and Finance
The Northeast is overdue for a major storm. And Irene probably was not that storm.
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AllBusiness News Staff
Earthquake, Hurricane Test Small-Biz Disaster Planning
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Small businesses can't control the weather, but they can control the measures they take to protect people and data during a disaster.
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Sam Thacker
6 Ways To Protect Your Business Against Supply Chain Interruptions
By  | Filed In: Finance
Manufacturers and distributors using just in time (JIT) inventory systems can be disrupted by natural or man-made disasters. These 6 tips can lessen the impact.
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AllBusiness News Staff
Drought Turns Up the Heat on U.S. Small Businesses
By  | Filed In: AllBusiness Daily News
A historic dry spell in many states is likely to impact everything from food prices to tourism.
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Lack of Disaster Planning a Risky Business for Small Firms
By Peter Suciu |  Filed In: Security and Technology
Don't kid yourself -- a disaster can strike your business at any time. How prepared you are will determine whether your company sinks or swims.
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Review Your Disaster Plan Regularly
Filed In: Disaster Planning and Disaster & Emergency Relief
Creating a disaster plan and reviewing it with the entire office on a regular basis can help ensure that all employees will be prepared when a disaster strikes.
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Checklist: Office Disaster Supply Kit
Filed In: Disaster Planning and Disaster & Emergency Relief
In addition to such things as water, kitchen supplies, a medical kit, toilet supplies, and a three-day supply of nonperishable food, a prepared office will have a disaster kit with essentials for coping...
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Review and Update Your Disaster Contingency Plan
Filed In: Disaster Planning and Disaster & Emergency Relief
Unfortunately, disasters can strike any company or organization with little to no advance notice. No one is immune. With all of the serious repercussions, it’s important to prepare for disasters as comprehensively as...
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Peter Suciu
Cloud Could Go Global As Security Issues Remain
By  | Filed In: Polls & Surveys and Reports, Reviews & Sections
Are you even ready to embrace life in the clouds?
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Crisis Management: Is Your Franchise Prepared?
By Sara Wilson |  Filed In: Franchises
Knowing how to deal with a crisis is important in franchising, as one wrong step in one location can cause a chain reaction throughout the entire system.
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David Hennessy
Disaster in Japan an Important Reminder for Us Here at Home
By  | Filed In: Coastal Areas and Landforms & Ecosystems
We should use it as a reminder to do all we can to protect ourselves and our businesses should a similar disaster strike near where we live.
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Matthew McKenzie
'Death by GPS' a Growing Problem for Careless Drivers
By  | Filed In: Meteorology and Earth & Atmospheric Science
Can a GPS unit kill you? Maybe not, but it can certainly help you do the job yourself.
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Peter Suciu
Keep Working When Things Go Wrong: Part I
By  | Filed In: Laptop Computers and Computer Equipment
You can do everything right, and something is still going to go wrong.
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Susan Wilson Solovic
An Imporant Small Business Lesson Learned the Hard Way
By  | Filed In: Small Business and Company Structures & Ownership
Imagine what would happen to your business if one of your largest customers filed Chapter 11 owing you thousands of dollars. Many businesses, are unable to recover from such a disaster....
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New Year's Eve is the Perfect Night to Say Thank You, Welcome
By  | Filed In: Restaurants & Food Service and Food & Beverage
Between all of the toasts, and cork popping sound effects, you can thank your customers for the past year of support while enticing them to continue to stop in and enjoy the food,...
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2010: The Small Business Year in Review
By Matthew McKenzie |  Filed In: Small Business and Company Structures & Ownership
A look back at the key events, issues, and trends that defined 2010 for the small business community.
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