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May 23, 2006 - Issue 5.11

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What Do You Do With Your Last $30K – Guerilla Tactics

5 Technologies You Should Know About

Changing Your Clothes Will Never Be the Same

5 Deadly Mistakes When Starting a Business
 


 

Alexander Consulting, LLP

AMR Research

Basex

BDM News

Brian Carroll

Maureen Blanford

CIOview

Kevin Craine

CRMguru.com

Dave Stein

Dr. Jon Anton

Meryl K. Evans

Fujitsu Consulting

Casey Hibbard

InfoTrends/CAP Ventures

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JoAnna Brandi & Company

The Knowledge Capital Group, Inc. (KCG)

Louis Columbus

Market Wire

Marsha Friedman

Nielsen BuzzMetrics

NovoLogic, Inc.

Bill Porter, Porter Research

Skip Press

Rafferty Consulting Group

Realtimepublishers.com

Ries & Ries

David Meerman Scott

Search Security

Steven Van Yoder

Technology Evaluation.Com

The VAR-City

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Featuring ...

Meryl K. Evans
 


18th Annual Information and Security Conference and Exhibit

June 27-28, 2006

United Nations, New York, NY

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Feature Story

The Greatest Genius of All Time

Conquered the energy crisis … but blew the business battle

By Steve Kayser

How often has one person affected humanity to such a degree that were the fruits of his labor withdrawn immediately from our day-to-day existence, the world as we know it would essentially stop?

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Question: We’re going after our competitor with an aggressive pricing strategy. We do the same thing they do, even better, but cheaper. However … sales are floundering. I guess we’re not communicating our brand message well. Suggestions?
Answered by: Your “same but cheaper strategy” never works against the “real thing.” Grab a Starbucks and a Dunkin Donut and I’ll explain why. By Laura Ries, President of Ries & Ries


 
 

 

Find, acquire and retain customers.
Economic Kryptonite …

The weakening of the west
by Tom Nies – Cincom Systems

 

Common-Sense Leadership Leads to Uncommonly Good Leaders

Make time for ideas
by John Baldoni – Darwin Observer

 

Why B2B Branding Doesn’t Work

Don’t apply B2C branding ideas (PDF)
by Gordon Graham – SoftwareCEO.com

 

11 Great Ways to Kill Ideas … for You Nattering Nabobs of Negativity

Did any of your ideas get buried by these?
from CreatingMinds.org

 


 

Integrate. Automate. Maximize operations for bottom-line results.
Is Your Disaster Recovery Plan Disastrous?

Usage keys and passwords are needed
by Lou Washington – Cincom Systems

 

$1 Trillion Reasons to Modernize the Mainframe

Don’t force-fit
by Robert Mitchell - Computerworld

 

Surviving Product Management

The cornerstones and lessons learned
by Louis Columbus, Cincom Systems – Awprofessional.com

 

Offshoring Value … When in Doubt, Audit

The what and the when
by John Berry

 


 

Deliver business-critical information to anyone, anytime, anywhere.
Writing Coach Provides Mentorship and Hope for Scribes with Tinseltown Dreams

Optioning scripts, over and over and over
by Patricia B. Gray – Fortune Small Business

 

Best Practices for Personalized Customer Communications

Carefully prepare for the three stages
by Nic Carter, Cincom Systems – ECM Connection

 

Analytically Correct Creative?

Bolster creativity with analytics
by Gary Angel – iMediaConnection.com

 

Fools Rule ... for Content Management

The importance of “Communities of Practice
by Bob Doyle – Econtentmag.com

 


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