How to Make Digital Transformation Work for Your Small Business
Digital transformation isn't just for big companies. Here are practical ways small businesses can make digital transformation, including AI, work for them.
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Rieva Lesonsky
Biography
Rieva Lesonsky creates content focusing on small business and entrepreneurship. Email Rieva at rieva@smallbusinesscurrents.com, follow her on Twitter @Rieva, and visit her website SmallBusinessCurrents.com to get the scoop on business trends and sign up for Rieva’s free Currents newsletter.
ARTICLES BY Rieva Lesonsky
How Major Concerts and Sports Events Drive Small Business Growth
We talk to an expert about how small business owners can strategically position themselves to benefit from the buzz of major concerts and sports events.
What the Heck Is Summerween? How Holiday Retail Marketing Is Changing
Rieva Lesonsky talks to a retail expert to find out what Summerween is and what it reveals about how retailers are marketing holiday merchandise.
How the Right Hybrid Office Technology Makes a Difference
The reality of hybrid work can be messy. Here are hybrid office technology solutions and other tips that can make this model more effective.
How Side Hustles Are Reshaping Work in 2025
In 2025, side hustles are no longer just a means to make ends meet; they represent a transformative shift in our working lives.
How to Survive Tariff Turmoil: Advice From the Experts
Rieva Lesonsky interviews small business service providers, experts, and advocates about their perspectives and advice on surviving the tariff crisis.
How Small Business Owners Are Handling Tariffs—And Their Advice to Entrepreneurs
Rieva Lesonsky talks to small business owners about how they are handling the challenges of tariffs, and what advice they would give other entrepreneurs.
The State of Women Entrepreneurs: Reports Show Optimism and Growth
New reports on the state of women entrepreneurs found optimism and growing prosperity among women business owners.
How DOGE Will Impact the SBA and Small Business Owners
As part of federal restructuring initiatives, the SBA is reducing its workforce by 43%. A small business lender tells us what this means for business owners.
