by Edward D. Hess, author of “ The Physics of Business Growth: Mindsets, System, and Processes “ Innovation is a popular buzzword in the business world today. Every company strives to be innovative. Everyone wants to be the next Apple or Facebook. But they don’t. They can’t. And without a renewed focus on innovation, U.S. Why this focus? MORE >>

The frustrating part for online marketers when it comes to that space is that things change all the time. Which means that you have to keep on your toes and catch these fluctuating trends as they unfold. For 2012, there are some trends that you need to be aware of. For example: - Mobile searches increased by a massive 400-percent in 2011. MORE >>

by Christina Tangora Schlachter and Terry Hildebrandt, authors of “ Leading Business Change For Dummies “ The global economy has turned the rules of leadership upside down and shaken them vigorously for good measure. In other words, everyone is now a leader. Learn to live with ambiguity. there will usually be uncertainty during change. MORE >>

Launching a startup is no small feat; if you’ve got one in the works, surely you know there’s plenty of hard work and a very real possibility of failure ahead of you. But you can stack the odds in your favor by taking advantage of all of the great resources available to startups these days, including a vast library of helpful readings. Rework. MORE >>

by Ian Smith of Captricity. This is not about running a startup badly, it’s about not doing the things that are not core to your business.  came on board on Captricity at the beginning of September and I got to learn about a lot of these first hand.  I decided that making a list of these might help other people not run their own company. MORE >>