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By Jason Del Rey |  @DelRey   | 
 

Small and midsize businesses trying to upgrade their websites can now create their own customizable video player with a new product from Fliqz.

The Self Serve Video Player Creator allows business owners to customize their online video players with logos, watermarks, and other features in five steps.

For more information about the video player or other Fliqz products and services, visit www.fliqz.com.

Let Your Business Be All It Can Be

Military deployment doesn't have to mark the end of an entrepreneur's dream.

The Veterans Corporation, which is dedicated to helping military members sustain or suspend their small business when called to active duty, has added the HyperOffice program to its website, Deploy Proof Your Business.

The program makes it possible for owners in the military to communicate with employees and clients, plan projects, and share and edit documents from any Internet access point abroad.

Visit www.deployproof.com for more information.

Keep Your Premiums in Check

A new health-care offering from Guardian Life helps small and midsize business owners eliminate the guesswork of estimating future health-care expenses by locking into a second-year premium renewal rate when signing up.

Traditional plans often require owners to estimate their future expenses, which can be challenging in a time in which premiums costs have outpaced inflation, the company said. But the Guardian Premium Protect, a two-year medical program for companies with 51 to 150 employees, does away with that practice.

For more information, visit www.guardianlife.com.

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    • Jason Del Rey

    Senior reporter Jason Del Rey covers technology, branding, and company culture for Inc. magazine and contributes to the From the Reporters daily blog. Before joining Inc., his work appeared in Newsday, The (Newark) Star-Ledger, and the Staten Island Advance, and on ESPN.com. He lives in New York City.


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