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Grab Opportunity
It’s time to move forward. Even if you were successful before the recession, the answer to your future success is not back there. The direction business and technology leaders need to look today is into the future. The next economy can be a land grab of market share for those who grab opportunities while their competitors are flipping through the business channels waiting to hear someone tell them the recession is finally over. Read more

Reach Out
In the old business model, the gap between you and your customers was determined primarily by geography. You were here, and they were there. To do business with them you had to be in the same place at the same time. Technology has fundamentally changed that business model. Geographic boundaries cease to exist in our connected world. We’re all out here online together. As a result, reaching out to your customers takes on a whole new reality. You can now conduct business with your customers from anywhere, at anytime. Of course, so can your competitors. Read more


Optimize Operations
Face it. You don’t really know what’s going to happen in the next six months. You’ve got one foot on the brake and one foot on the accelerator. The vice president of sales was smiling the other day, but your CFO still looks anxious. Your staff wants to believe the worst is over, but no one seems convinced. It is neither the best of times nor the worst of times. It is between times. Read more



Win More
Few in iT ever get to participate directly in the game of commerce—the bobbing and weaving in the marketplace, the scramble for competitive advantage, the thrill of victory. No one calls the IT department with news that the sales team just completed a Hail Mary pass to score a major contract with a new customer. The IT team generally doesn’t get the high fies in the hallways, much less the bonuses. No one thinks to reach out to the IT department after a big sales win and say, “Thanks. We couldn’t have done it without you!” Traditionally, IT stays in the background, if not the back room. Read more