Microsoft Excel


Working Smarter With Microsoft Office

Are you using Microsoft Office integration to put an end to busy work?  Read story

Consultant in a Can

At last, a program that can really help with budgeting and planning.  Read story

Infor Launches Warehouse Management Software

The application offers built-in best practices for storage and allocation strategies.  Read story

Timing's Everything

A CEO recounts how she brought computers online in her office in a short amount of time and how you can do the same.  Read story

High Concept: Fields of Genes

Will scientists managing the results of automated experiments embrace bioinformatics?  Read story

Getting Financial Reports You Can Use

Maybe the controller or CFO in your company is suspicious of sharing financial information. The accounting staff can't seem to speed up the monthly close ...  Read story

The Secret to Formatting Cash Flow Projections

Here are the keys to creating a powerful tool to take control of your cash flow.  Read story

Mature Industry

A retired engineer explains how he is producing an award-winning newsletter.  Read story

Business Objects Introduces New Dashboard Tool

The tool is designed to help businesses turn complex data into dynamic, actionable information.  Read story

Sage Expands Support for Accounting Tool

The SimplyCARE Elite Support plan offers priority phone access for small businesses.  Read story

Take the E-Mail Quiz

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 story

No More Trivial Pursuits

Suggestions on using reporting systems that can make data collection more efficient.  Read story

View from the Top

Four different types of business are represented in this piece that examines executive information systems.  Read story

Present Value

Related Terms: Discounted Cash Flow ...  Read story

Sarb-Ox Spurs New Accounting Systems for Small Businesses

August 3, 2004 -- Microsoft Excel might be nearing its 20th birthday, but a recent study shows that small and mid-sized companies have be...  Read story

Five Ways that Smart Companies Comply

Some tips for playing by the Sarbanes-Oxley rules.  Read story

Identify the Features You Need in a Turnkey Solution

Whether you're building a storefront that requires a merchant account and inventory management software to handle sales or just an online brochure-style s...  Read story

Sage Launches New Support Program

The program is designed to help small businesses use Peachtree and Excel.  Read story

Projecting Outcomes with Probability Modeling

Plans based on averages are wrong, on average. So says "the flaw of averages," as coined by Sam. L. Savage, a consulting professor in the Department of Ma...  Read story

Inc. Technology Index

Some data about the number of computers, types of software, and modem speeds small businesses are using.  Read story

Resource: Bar Codes for Small Businesses

A quick reveiw of the software package Barcode Anything.  Read story

From Steer to Eternity

American beef producers are revolutionizing their industry with technology. New tracking systems allow ranchers to document every aspect of a cow's life, imp...  Read story

ADP Launches New Online Payroll Solution

ADP Small Business Services has unveiled its new online payroll solution, RUN, which allows accountants to view their entire small-business client base wi...  Read story

Keeping the CRM Score

The balanced-scorecard approach to measuring the enterprise is keeping more and more customer-driven companies on track.  Read story

Marketing: Good Connections

A quick look at how a marketing firm is using technology to keep consultants and clients connected.  Read story

Routing Around, Controlling the Flow, Setting Up Shop

Three CEOs each review a different software package.  Read story

Surveying the Scene, Projecting the Future, Bending Your Will

Various professionals review an assortment of hardware and software.  Read story

Borrowing Money for Your Business

Whether you borrow money from a bank or someone you know, you should sign a promissory note--a legally binding contract in which you promise to repay the money.  Read story

Borrowing Money for Your Business

If you run a small business--or would like to start one--you'll probably need to raise money at one time or another. You may want to expand on your succes...  Read story

10 Simple Ways to Lower Your Computer Support Bills

1. When in doubt, reboot. Before you consider an issue a real computer support problem and call your computer consultant, always re...  Read story

High-Tech Hoods

Criminals have discovered what businesspeople have known for years--automation pays.  Read story

Travel the Globe Without Getting Lost

A weekly look at the latest products and services designed to help you run a better business.  Read story

The Suite Spot

A guide to office suite software packages. Includes a review of Microsoft Office 97 Professional Edition, Microsoft Office 97 Small Business Edition, and Lot...  Read story

The Rapid-Refund Expense Report

A close-up featuring an E-mail form used for expense reporting and how the company has benefited.  Read story

Think Employees Are Fudging Their Timesheets? Try Fingerprinting Them

A weekly look at the latest products and services designed to help you run a better business.  Read story

Paychex to Offer Taleo Online Hiring Tool

Payroll and human resources services provider Paychex (NASDAQ:PAYX) has signed an agreement with on-demand talent management company Taleo (NASDAQ:TLEO) ...  Read story

New Relief for Road Warriors

Web-based expense-reporting systems let you log on from the road and record expenses as you go.  Read story

Tomorrow's Workforce

How one inner-city program is trying to give kids the skills they need -- and the ones you need, too.  Read story

What Entrepreneurs Can't Learn at Business School

Spreadsheets are handy tools -- but nothing can replace that fire in the belly.  Read story

Techniques: Microcases

How three companies solved problems with technology. Topics include administering benefits, bad debts and late payments, and inefficient employee scheduling.  Read story

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