E-Culture Survey Methodology
E-Culture Survey Methodology All e-culture survey responses were received and analyzed by Rosabeth Moss Kanter's E-culture project ... Read more
E-Culture Survey Methodology All e-culture survey responses were received and analyzed by Rosabeth Moss Kanter's E-culture project ... Read more
Most of the buzz in dry cleaning today centers on big fish from other industries' ponds. But dry cleaning veterans like Siamak Ghazvini also want to trans... Read more
Four years after profiling Streamline.com in its Anatomy of a Start-Up series in November 1996, Inc. magazine checked back in to find the company... Read more
In its January 2000 issue, Inc. began following five fledgling businesses. The founder of one, edu.com, shares some lessons and insights. Read more
Several Web purveyors specialize in such goods as office desks and computer tables. Fourteen CEOs rate the online dealers. Read more
"The Foot Nurse" of Silicon Valley has a growing one-woman business and time for a home life to boot. Read more
A virtual organization gives you the power to bring in partners from around the globe to expand your business internationally. What is a virtual organizat... Read more
Company founders and their businesses don't always grow at the same pace or in the same direction. Andy Raskin, author of Inc.'s E-Diaries columns, ... Read more
It's already time to start thinking about taxes for 2001. If you plan carefully and take these steps, you can minimize your tax bill for the coming year.<... Read more
The 13 winners of the 2000 Inc. Web Awards all use their Web sites to invite participation and engender loyalty from customers, employees, and suppl... Read more
Sumerset Custom Houseboats earned the 2000 Inc. Web Award for General Excellence because of the innovative ways it maximizes customers' lifetime val... Read more
The winning companies in the Marketing category of the 2000 Inc. Web Awards lure customers with enticing deals and ease of use. Read more
Treating each customer as an individual won Ives Development second place in the Customer Service category of the 2000 Inc. Web Awards. Read more
Low-cost start-up, strong revenues, and fast growth are some reasons that DirectWireless.com and Affordable Supplements landed second and third place, respec... Read more
The winners in the Innovation category of the 2000 Inc. Web Awards employ cutting-edge multimedia and clever Internet concepts to attract and keep c... Read more
New technologies stand to make Internet video as useful and ubiquitous as the telephone. How will it work for your company? Read more
Mrs. Beasley's has created a stellar blueprint for integrating "bricks" and "clicks" businesses through strategic partnerships, superior logistics, and some ... Read more
Not sure what to get that client or colleague for the holidays? Ten entrepreneurs rate sites offering everything from executive toys to spa packages. Read more
Dot-coms have discovered that they have to make money, and the Fortune 1,000 have learned that e-commerce isn't all that hard. What happens now? Thr... Read more
If you're marketing to a niche or need an online forum for fresh ideas, Web logs could be the new killer app -- and the hottest thing since e-mail. Read more
Law & Taxation mentor Barbara Weltman responds to the following question from an inc.com user: What roles do the members of an ... Read more
Law & Taxation mentor Barbara Weltman responds to the following question from an inc.com user: I set up my home building busines... Read more
Want a great Web site? Take a cue from the panel of judges for the Inc. Web Awards 2000... Read more
E-mail communication is the lifeblood of customer relations. But if you aren't careful, you can end up spending too much money operating it with little to... Read more
In many states, professionals who want to incorporate their practices must create what's called a professional corporation. Laws in every state per... Read more
To create an LLC, you must file the correct paperwork with your state. Read more
A company that develops a new way of conducting e-commerce may be able to prevent others fromusing it for almost two decades. Since 1998, an increasing nu... Read more
Despite high-profile supporters and millions in seed capital, an online exchange for minority suppliers to the auto industry couldn't figure out how to make ... Read more
Has the e-commerce bubble burst? If recent reports are to be believed, online business-to-consumer (B2C) businesses are in a slump. Stock prices of many l... Read more
The dearth of American IT professionals has given high-tech workers the leverage to command premium salaries and perks from companies desperate to attract... Read more
2000 is the year the Internet hit the Inc. 500, big-time. One indicator? Of the companies, Read more
Some of the 64 explicitly Internet-related companies on the 2000 Inc. 500 listare following a time-honored tactic of entrepreneurs with growing, ... Read more
In the 19 years we've been compiling the Inc. 500, we may never have had a list that was as technology-intensive as this one. The tech bias is a ... Read more
The partners: Former college roommates Met: 1986 Fused: 1995 Bonding event:Read more
What the characteristics of the Inc. 500 reveal about trends in the national economy. Read more
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