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August 18th, 2010 in
General Business, Social Networking in Business
In the age of digital communication we are faced with the challenge of connecting on personal and emotional levels over impersonal media. Business emails are tightly integrated into 2010′s successful business. Doing some research turned up a few websites that were helpful but geared at the medium to large corporation. EmailReplies.com has a great list [...]
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May 3rd, 2010 in
Case Studies, General Business tagged Basecamp, Bruce, Bruce Almighty, Context, customer relationship management, customer relationship management crm software, design, Fail, filing cabinets, God, increments, lack, Management, movie, poor communication, post, project, project management, project management software, vague requirements
Outdated project management tools like post-its, emails, and memos are just that… outdated! Today we are sharing our secret weapon of project management: Basecamp. You will learn why companies need project management, why we use basecamp, and how you can try out basecamp if it fits your needs.
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April 21st, 2010 in
General Business, Relating to Clients tagged budget resources, failure, lack, Management, management scope, Manager, project, project failure, project management class, project methodology, project portfolio management, question, vague requirements
Project management can make or break a project. Today we will look at why projects fail and Friday we will look at the processes Halogen Designs uses every day to ensure your projects are delivered on time and that no promise, whether verbal or electronic, will go forgotten.
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April 13th, 2010 in
General Business, Miscellaneous tagged abundant crop, accounting terms, business, caption, good, james george, Kenneth, Kenneth Rudich, marketing, marketing promotions, product, psychological standpoint, ROI, social marketing
Note from James George of Halogen Designs: Today we have a great treat for you. Kenneth Rudich from http://marketing-strategy-management.com/ will be sharing some insight for our readers about Using Social Marketing to Your Business Advantage. Kenneth will respond to any comments left on the blog. You can also reach him through his website. By Kenneth [...]
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April 5th, 2010 in
General Business, Miscellaneous tagged afc championship, age, burn foundation, caption, experience, idea, Jason Fried, jeff saturday, matter, target audience
An issue we often fight in business is the fact that we are both 19 years old. People often confuse lack of age & lack of experience as the same thing. Does experience really matter? Jason Fried of 37 Signals said “How long someone’s been doing it is overrated. What matters is how well they’ve [...]