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• Collaboration and social enterprise tools every small business should try
  Businesses are always looking for ways to increase productivity and to maintain the kind of innovation that keeps them strides ahead of the competition. This desire has spawned a trend for collaboration apps and social enterprise platforms. These cloud-based services are thought to create environments where staff can share ideas, work on projects together with ...

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• How to win business with Twitter
  For many small businesses marketing your business through Twitter can seem like a lot of effort for very few tangible results. The unpredictable nature of the Twittersphere can be enough to put anyone off. But the truth is you can leverage the benefits of Twitter quite easily and many businesses are finding that it is ...

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• Even your printer can threaten your business security
  It may sound surprising, but hackers are just as interested in compromising ordinary office devices like printers, routers and Internet-powered phones as they are your laptops and mobiles. Reports this month suggest that aging networking protocols used by nearly every Internet-connected device are being increasingly abused by hackers to conduct what are called distributed denial-of-service ...

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• Four Common Myths About The Cloud
  Everyone’s talking about the cloud nowadays so you’ve got to consider it, right?  It enables companies to be more flexible and save on their IT costs.  It allows free and easy access to data for employees from wherever they are, using whatever devices they want to use.    A recent survey by accounting software maker MYOB ...

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• Is now the time to spring clean your business?
  As we all know this time of year is synonymous with sprucing up your home and sorting through possessions. When it comes to running a business, the same holds true. Should you be taking this chance to give your business the spring clean it needs? We’re also in the hold of a lengthy period of ...

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• The flexible working conundrum
  The concept of flexible working has been around for years, it is certainly nothing new but it certainly gained momentum in 2012. The London Olympic Games was a fantastic catalyst for the strategy as companies up and down the country trial different flexible working patterns – and it went down like a storm. According to ...

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• Never Underestimate the Benefits of Business Freebies
  People like to receive free stuff.  And many smart business owners do just that.  They give free stuff to their customers, employees, partners and others who influence their business.   What kind of free stuff? Timeshares.  I bought one of these about 6 years ago for $5,000.  It’s in Hawaii.  It’s a week at a resort.  ...

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• Government turns spotlight on small firms in bid to fight cybercrime explosion
  Cybercrime remains one of the greatest threats to UK business. Latest government figures calculate that it costs the country £27bn each year, with £21bn of that cost shouldered by business. When it comes to the types of enterprises targeted by criminals you may be surprised to hear that small to medium sized businesses bear the ...

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• The bad guys are optimizing for search too
  The Internet is driving our perception of the world today in many ways. Because of this, we would like to think that it remains a mainly democratic place where only the most interesting and compelling information comes to the surface by virtue of us the users looking for it and reading it. As small business ...

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• WordPress hackers highlight SMB risk of website loss
  What company today operates without a website? Practically every firm in every business segment has a web-facing front end to act as a customer store front and product or service information channel. If your company’s website ‘goes down’ for any reason, the loss of face and reputation can be long lasting for customers who can ...

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