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Hello, Website Visitor. Here are your articles for April 30, 2008.
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Budgeting is a necessary, but sometimes difficult part, of operating any construction business.
The more accurate budget you prepare, the easier it is to get financing, react to changing business conditions and prepare your company for the future.
The Full Article gives some budgeting hints from Scott Hursh, Managing Partner of our Architectural, Engineering and Construction (AEC) Industry Group.
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You hear the first rumblings of a spring or summer thunderstorm, but you're not worried. You have a surge protector, so your valuable computer equipment is safe, right? Ken Saxe, our Senior Technology Consultant, says maybe not.
Find out what you can do to keep your expensive electronics safe from Mother Nature in the Full Article.
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Registration continues for our May "QuickBooks Can!" seminars planned by our ProAdvisors, Lisa Furr and Adam Cusumano. These sessions are for experienced users and those who work for Not-For-Profit organizations.
Read on for registration details.
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Traditional work schedules aren't possible for everyone. And our firm would rather have talented, committed individuals than enforce a regimented workday.
If someone you know requires flexibility and has the skills we need, click Full Article to find out how far we'll go to hire and retain them.
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A current series of amusing television commericials touts a website where consumers can go to obtain a credit report at no charge that will ensure they won't get ambushed by a less than stellar credit record. But are the reports REALLY given to you at no cost? The Full Article tells why you should read the fine print.
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Brilliant business plans are a great starting point. But to make your dreams come true, you need cash to buy equipment, hire employees and make the venture grow. Seed capital can come from several sources, but there's more to the story. Click "Full Article" to see how various money-raising exercises can affect the success or failure of your enterprise.
