Redmond (Washington)


Got a New Job? Better Check That Non-Compete Clause

Mar 28, 2001

Few would dispute the ability of the Internet to generate and spread information instantly and on a global basis. And few would deny that the Internet has...  Read story

IP-telephony for Smaller Business

Mar 7, 2007

March 7, 2007 -- Telephony2 Corporation, a Redmond, Wash.-based communications-software company, on Wednesday launched CallButler, its fe...  Read story

And Baby Makes Two

By Leslie Brokaw |  Apr 1, 1990

Woman invents the Empathy Belly, a 35-pound padded vest meant to bring the realities of pregnancy to wearers.  Read story

Consultants to Brush Up on Basics

Aug 8, 2007

Small-business consultants from across the country will gather in Washington this fall for refresher courses in business basics and technology troubleshoo...  Read story

Power of Poverty

By Robert A. Mamis |  Aug 1, 1997

A group of vignettes that examine various successful companies that were started with $10,000 or less.  Read story

The IT Talent Shortage

Oct 24, 2000

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 story

Pressing Schedules

Jan 1, 1984

The start of a new year is a good time to reevaluate work policies and routines. Shifting schedules can reduce absenteeism, boost morale, and improve prod...  Read story

A Few Well-Placed Questions

By Tim Riester |  Sep 15, 1998

The president of Riester-Robb Advertising and Public Relations reviews InstantSurvey, an Internet service that designs and distributes surveys, and then anal...  Read story

How To Avoid Law Offices

By David C. Allon |  Jul 1, 1981

Prepaid legal services not only help small companies stay out of court, they also minimize the need to visit a lawyer.  Read story

Marketing;

By Reported by Sara Baer-Sinnott |  Jun 1, 1988

In need a fresh competitive edge? Maybe your competitive edge has one, and you just haven't looked for it hard enough. Take the case of Steve Rondel, pr...  Read story

The Office: Charity Begins at the Office

By Leigh Buchanan |  Dec 9, 2008

Say this for low expectations: at least they're manageable. In this economy, your employees aren't buying a new outfit for the holiday party. They're not ...  Read story

Taking Stock

By Martha E. Mangelsdorf |  Sep 1, 1991

Simplified public offerings tailored to small companies.  Read story

Wake Up And Be Happy

By JOHN F. PERSINAS |  Sep 1, 1984

Morale is something of an obsession at Physio-Control Corp. The $100-million maker of medical electronic instruments goes out of its way to generate goodw...  Read story

Will They Bite?

By Anne Marie Borrego |  Nov 15, 1999

The Reverse Pivot is not your typical golf shoe. For starters, its clunky, three-toned saddle-oxford body strays from the traditional single-colored, poin...  Read story

Broadcasting Software;

By Christine Riccelli |  May 1, 1985

BEEP. CHIRP. BEEP BEEP. To residents of Seattle and Tacoma, Wash., the sounds coming from their radios once a week deliver unusual information -- co...  Read story

New DOS Compresses and Protects

By Robert A. Mamis |  May 1, 1993

MS-DOS 6.0 software compresses data, simplifies backup, manages memory, detects viruses and transfers files.  Read story

America's Fastest-Growing Private Companies

By Martha E. Mangelsdorf |  Oct 1, 1993

A user's guide to the 12th annual Inc. 500 list.  Read story

Instant Web, E-Paper, Fishing for Ideas

By Inc Staff |  Dec 15, 1995

Three CEOs review new software packages.  Read story

Pass It On

By Donna Fenn |  Aug 1, 1994

The story of one company founder who tried to leave her company in her children's hands.  Read story

Resources

By Inc Staff |  Aug 1, 1997

A comprehensive guide to subjects covered in the August issue, including start-up information.  Read story

The 2001 Inc Web Awards: Winners

By Various Inc Staff |  Nov 1, 2001

The winners of the third annual Inc Web Awards.  Read story

Inc. 500 Alumni: Where Are They Now?

By Karen Carney |  Oct 6, 2000

Each year since 1981, Inc. magazine has named the fastest-growing small privately held companies in America. When companies first make the In...  Read story

Marathon Man

By Joshua Hyatt |  Aug 1, 1989

After 16 inventions and years in the red, an inventor gives it another go with computerized foreign language translator.  Read story

Small Talk

By Inc Staff |  May 15, 1996

Various entrepreneurs share their thoughts on the changing role of small businesses in the U.S.  Read story

Investment Gurus Rally For Uncle Sam

By Nikhil Hutheesing

Technology and health care top the summer buy list, while retailing is shown the door.  Read story

The Processed Word

By Cary Lu |  May 1, 1989

Answers to the most frequently asked questions about word processing.  Read story

All Adventure, All the Time

By D.M. Osborne |  Sep 15, 2000

A handful of sites want to take the sweat out of lining up your next big travel adventure. Can they deliver? Inc. Technology 's panel of entrepreneur...  Read story

The Apple Tree

By Robert A. Mamis |  Aug 1, 1993

How Apple Computer contributed to the founding of more than 100 companies by its employees.  Read story

Web Development on the Cheap

By Joe Rudich |  Jun 15, 1996

A technology analyst explains that getting your company on the World Wide Web doesn't have to be difficult or costly.  Read story

The Take At The Top

By Ellen Wojahn |  Sep 1, 1984

How growing companies manage the care and feeding of their key executives  Read story

Bulletin Board

By Various Inc Staff |  Nov 15, 1999

A collection of short articles about technology. Topics include Web-based focus groups; computer-service cards, anti -wired marketing; recruiting che...  Read story

Rescue at cc:

By Donna Fenn |  Feb 1, 2001

Bruce Holmes had left his company for dead. Then a band of fanatical customers rushed to the Internet to save its life.  Read story

How to Finance Anything

By Bruce G. Posner |  Feb 1, 1993

A comprehensive guide to financing a start-up or rapidly growing small business in the '90s.  Read story

Riding on Big-Company Coattails

By Susan Greco |  Apr 1, 1993

Up-and-coming software publishers sell and distribute products through veteran publishers.  Read story

The Suite Spot

By Jordan Ayan |  Dec 15, 1997

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

A Network of Her Own

By D.M. Osborne |  Sep 1, 2000

Women who are entrepreneurs have always found it tougher to raise money than their male counterparts have. New kinds of support and a new breed of investor a...  Read story

The Executive Pay Game, 1999

By Susan Greco |  Jun 1, 1999

Among small companies, salaries are still all over the map, mainly because compensation is driven more by the philosophy of the founders or CEOs than by h...  Read story

Software That Thinks

By Sarah Schafer |  Dec 15, 1996

Here's a look at how companies can use artificial intelligence to track customers and predict market trends.  Read story

Getting Face Time

By Keith Ferrazzi |  Jul 1, 2006

Put yourself in the right place at the right time to get in front of that elusive someone.  Read story

New Technology Shelves Software Distributor

By Jim Kling |  Nov 1, 1997

K. C. Aly, former CEO of MicroDisk Services, explains how his software duplication and distribution company went under because it failed to keep up with the ...  Read story

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