Registry: Who's Who in Small-Business Research
Sixteen thumbnail sketchs of the country's leading small-business economists, complete with e-mail addresses. Read more
Sixteen thumbnail sketchs of the country's leading small-business economists, complete with e-mail addresses. Read more
An adaptation from the author's book, 'Jobshift: How to Prosper in a Workplace Without Jobs.' Read more
This article explains how government must reinvent economic and regulatory policies to match today's marketplace. Read more
Column about the changing competitive strategies in high-technology markets. Read more
A mail shipping business sets up shops inside supermarkets. Read more
An expert identifies some classic weaknesses in salespeople. Read more
Chart illustrating the percentage of compensation that is performance based for sales and marketing executives. Read more
Column debating whether small or large companies are the greater source of job creation and technical innovation. Read more
Forming your own trade group promotes networking and joint PR efforts. Read more
Survey reveals that many small-business owners are unhappy with their sales-force-automation software. Read more
Consumer group research on long-distance providers. Read more
The Coleman Foundation Chair in Entrepreneurial Studies discusses research findings about start-up activities. Read more
A quick look at how some entreprenuers are using local fund-raising markets as distribution opportunities. Read more
A look at the results of a survey of CEOs showing who is using on-line services and how they are using the services. Read more
A review of Arthur Andersen Co.'s publication 'Small Store Survival,' and how one retailer used the book. Read more
Mass merchandisers book about 40% of all U.S. retail sales, and discount retailers--chains with 50 stores or more--book 11% to 13% of all retail sales, ev... Read more
Everybody likes to feel important, but when you're selling your company one of theworst mistakes you can make is to emphasize how essential you are to the... Read more
Personal contact with customers is a crucial element in the success of any new business ? and it's one of the most common casualties of growth. "As a comp... Read more
Here are two ways to generate leads for new business: ? When a competitor files for bankruptcy, check the courthouse for documents on the case. ... Read more
The way Jim Ake figures it, "if we can convince a customer to visit our place, we'll make the sale about 90% of the time." Akefounded Electronic Liquid Fi... Read more
Mark Sneider's new products were definitely quirky--a Warm-up Scarf with a heating element and a bandanna with a cold packattached called a "Cooldana." Th... Read more
Matt Hession realized that his target customers were much too busy to fit a standard sales call into their tight schedules. So hedeveloped an irresistible... Read more
Be sure your employees are up-to-date on what your competitors are up to. Read more
One CEO explains how he sold his company while retaining emotional ties and a paycheck. Read more
A graph of what start-ups define as the biggest obstacles to overcome to ensure success. Read more
Introduction to the 1994 EOY issue that presents the judges and process behind the award. Read more
Third, the ownership package attracts veteran managers. "We've been fortunate enough for the past six years to have good people knocking at the door," say... Read more
A look at the two winners of the 1994 Master EOY titles, their companies, and the runner-up. Read more
The turnaround EOY for 1994: A close-up look at a one company's struggle to return to former glory. Read more
The winner and runners-up of the award for the company that promises continued rapid growth, Emerging EOY. Read more
The winner and runners-up of the 1994 Supporter of Entrepreneurship award. Read more
The Socially Responsible EOY winner and runners-up for 1994. Read more
Co-owners explain how they took their company into new markets and how the sales force supported the change. Read more
The author of 'Sales Force Automation,' George Colombo, offers tips to successful automation. Read more
A chart displaying companies in terms of annual revenues and the percentage of salesforce turnover in 1993. Read more
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