Apr 20, 2011

Posted in  Entrepreneurship

Top US states with high business start-up rates

Top US states with high business start-up rates
American economy is losing strength and this news is being broadcasted with much fanfare by the mainstream media. But there are states within this country that have the potential to give sufficient business but most of this information is left in the back burner by the mainstream media. There are several states within US that provide conducive ambience to let business grow despite several economic impairments it holds within its boundaries. These states provide the highest possible business start-up rates that can be a sheer wonder for people who consider that US is going under a slump. Nevada is the ranked as the topmost  [...]

Apr 19, 2011

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Top business women in the world: Check them out

Top business women in the world: Check them out
The term businessman is itself a source of male chauvinism today when some of the envious places in business are captured by women. If at all we care to look at the damsels in business, then we can figure out the extent to which they have penetrated into the world of business and are ruling it too. As a blog writer I feel to change the conventional word ‘businessman’ to businesswoman. Let me put light on the top business women in the world. Among the top business women in the world, the first place is coveted by Indra Nooyri who is the Chairman and CEO of Pepsico. She has succeeded in piping much business to the firm which  [...]

Apr 13, 2011

Posted in  Business Planning, Entrepreneurship, Time Management

Learn risk management before a risk arrives

Learn risk management before a risk arrives
The disaster in Japan is nerve wrecking and every scene of aftermath is bemoaning. There have been census on the number of people died out of the disaster but I wonder how many small businesses have perished because of this disaster. The tsunami might not repeat in Japan in the same order, but who can guarantee that in the coming years, no such disaster is impending on some other continent? The risk management strategy is a misnomer as people often find this management strategy to be undertaken after a risk has taken place. The risk management starts of much before and when disasters like Japan takes place, the need for the  [...]

Apr 7, 2011

Posted in  Business Planning, Entrepreneurship, Leadership

“Bubble” cannot make your business burst; business management in fiscal slump

“Bubble” cannot make your business burst; business management in fiscal slump
The media channels seem to have overused the term ‘bubble’ which is a much hyped word today. Ranging from common man till the business owners, everyone seems to get wired whenever they hear that global economy is in a bubble. The practice of making news with bubble has, of late, become quite popular among mainstream median and also business media. Fear looms large when such news is broadcasted and the entrepreneurs and venture capitalists seem to get the biggest fear. If bubble is a harbinger of economic downturn then the business owners have plenty of reasons to fear as their business management tactics might fail in such  [...]

Mar 24, 2011

Posted in  Entrepreneurship

Home loan for self employed

It is an antique musing that speaks well about people who work as employees in firms and ignores self employed people. In today’s perspective no self employed people is less important than an employee. This surely makes an employee rub shoulders with a self employed individual. When this is a fact then why does home loan become a hurdle for self employed person than an employee? What is the fine line of contrast between these two earning members? The economic scenario is quite insipid today and it doesn’t guarantees longevity of employment for any individual. So employees who enjoy easy-to-fetch home loans today might find  [...]

Mar 9, 2011

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Sweat equity is an owner’s pride

It might be a new word to you but sweat equity is an old widget in a new package. Sweat equity defines the investment of effort rather than funds in to business for the sake of its development. It is cashless way to make money out of a business. Sweat equity for many individuals is an unsatisfactory mean to enhance business. I have read articles where the author has blatantly proposed it as a fool’s idea but it really works when time calls for it. During the era of dotcom bubble, when companies were ballooning with immense employee strength, sweat equity became the sole savior after the bubble ruptured. Most companies  [...]

Feb 7, 2011

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Starting a small business isn’t child’s play

Just what attributes does someone need to have when starting a small business? For one, it is definitely a good thing to have a formal education backing them up. Mind you, Steve Jobs and Bill Gates have made plenty of fame and money for themselves without a proper education, so I could be wrong on this one. Having money too helps a great deal, and even on this example I could be proven wrong. Steve Jobs and Sam Walton started out with nothing in their pockets and look at their legacy now. To sum it up then, there is no definitive answer to this question. But there are preferable qualities that individuals should hopefully have. An  [...]

Feb 3, 2011

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Starting a business is no different from a baptism by fire

Money is often the biggest differentiator between a businesses success and its failure. If you have a full time job and plenty of money in the bank, you can save up money for a while before starting a business. But what if you find yourself in trouble before long and notice that your capital was insufficient? It doesn’t matter whether a business requires only a little capital initially or not, starting a business can be an absolute pain, make no mistake about it. Without the benefit of a steady income, your financial situation might start to worsen by the day as your daily expenses need to be met on a continuous basis. Perhaps  [...]

Jan 1, 2011

Posted in  Business Goals, Entrepreneurship

Social entrepreneurs face a challenge like few others

Social entrepreneurs face a challenge like few others
There is a tremendous lure to doing well professional by doing good for society. There are approximately some 30,000 social entrepreneurs out there looking to apply the principles of business and its best practices to the problems that face us. These problems are many; of pollution and environmental awareness, of poor nutrition and of impoverishment. But despite this feel good factor that comes from solving social ills, there are some innate challenges that come with growing the business and protecting the financial well being of the company. No one ever said that social entrepreneurs will have it easy, and they don’t. When  [...]

Dec 23, 2010

Posted in  Business Opportunities, Entrepreneurship

Business outsourcing goes rural

Time was when you would have to consider business outsourcing to be sent to Jaipur in India. Now, it wouldn’t be too wrong if I were to ask you to use the business outsourcing services of those in Joplin, Missouri as an alternative. There are several benefits of this and you mat even end up spending less money than you would normally. And of course there’s the added benefit of your customers talking to someone who thinks a football is elliptical and not round. Everyone knows footballs are meant to be elliptical. Rural business outsourcing is on the rise and the name itself gives away the purpose of the task. It means moving  [...]

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