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Small Business Savvy

• How fast can your company move from disaster to recovery? Part 2
  Suzanne M. Zaccone, President GSI Technologies LLC, Burr Ridge, IL, 11/01/2007
  Disasters take on many guises: a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, a key staff member takes ill, a vital salesperson leaves, or a power outage hits. The best way to move from disaster to recovery? Be prepared. Part 1, published last month, covered Steps 1-5. Step 6: Long-term restoration. Recovering from a disaster, whether minor or major, also requires you to prepare for long-term restoration. More
• How fast can your company move from disaster to recovery? Part 1
  Suzanne M. Zaccone, President GSI Technologies LLC, Burr Ridge, IL, 10/01/2007
  Disasters take on many guises: a flood, tornado, hurricane, fire, a key staff member takes ill, a high-powered salesperson leaves, or a power outage hits—not to mention some dreaded computer virus. The best way to move from disaster to recovery? Be Prepared. Step 1: Form the committee. It may sound laughable, but don't have your first disaster before completing a recovery plan. More
• How do I know where to go?
  Jim Snodgrass, Director Location Consulting, The RONCO Group 904/827-9795, fax: 904/827-9799, www.roncogroup.com, 06/01/2007
  Today, a printing business competes locally, regionally, and even nationally. To respond to these challenges, the search for peak efficiency and optimal operating conditions must never end. Markets are constantly changing—new customers with new locations and new demands. Likewise, all too often, existing business climates change: changing labor supplies (quality and quantity), facility r... More
• How do I choose a retirement plan?
  Richard A. Moras, Financial Advisor UBS Financial Services Inc., 02/01/2007
  A: Workers used to be able to rely on Social Security payments as a major source of retirement income. But that's no longer the case. Americans are living longer and could spend up to 30 years or more in retirement. Fortunately, there are a number of ways for business owners and employees to save for the future—and many retirement plans from which to choose. More