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Quark Promote Enters Web-To-Print Market
Posted by Fredric Paul 02:00 PM ET | Nov 19, 2009
Buying print services over the Web isn't new, but design-software maker Quark is trying to up the ante with templates that pull together everything from brochures to business cards with a common theme. Oh, and free shipping, too.
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PayPal Opens Up And Gets Cheaper
Posted by Fredric Paul 01:42 AM ET | Nov 4, 2009
At PayPal's inaugural developers conference here in San Francisco, PayPal reiterated its commitment to opening up its technology platform and backed up the promise with new and improved APIs and significant cuts in the prices it charges to process payments. In the long run, this could mean new ways for small and midsize companies to charge customers and even pay their own bills.
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Lenovo Debuts ThinkCentre All-In-One PC -- For Business!
Posted by Fredric Paul 12:42 AM ET | Nov 2, 2009
All-In-One PCs have traditionally been aimed at the consumer market -- you know, for the kitchen counter and such. But Lenovo says it's ThinkCentre A70z was designed specifically for small and midsize businesses.
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Carriers Renew Focus On SMBs
Posted by Fredric Paul 08:17 PM ET | Oct 23, 2009
AT&T and Avaya create a dedicated sales center for small and midsize businesses, while Sprint forms a Small Business specialty team to develop new products and services.
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Google Uses Q3 Earnings Report To Tout Services For Local Companies
Posted by Fredric Paul 06:45 PM ET | Oct 15, 2009
Not surprisingly, most coverage of today's Google's third quarter financial results focusd on the company's beating expections and resuming hiring. But bMighty is interested in the juicy details provided about the search giant's offerings for local businesses.
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Marchex Debuts Online Reputation Management For SMBs
Posted by Fredric Paul 03:01 AM ET | Oct 13, 2009
Many large enterprises spend small fortunes tracking how they are perceived online and in social media. But small and midsize companies don't have to worry about things like reputation management, do they? After all, who could be talking about them? Well, it could be more than you might think.
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Motorola Moves Wi-Fi Outdoors For New SMB Applications
Posted by Fredric Paul 09:48 PM ET | Oct 8, 2009
The company's new AP 7181 access point optimizes 802.11 Wi-Fi for outdoor applications with up to a quarter-mile range to make possible a wide variety of new SMB applications -- among other uses.
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Credit Card Compliance Still Poorly Practiced
Posted by Keith Ferrell 10:46 AM ET | Sep 23, 2009
A new survey from Imperva and the Ponemon Institute finds that despite the rising number of data breaches, many companies still do not fully adhere to compliance standards. And many of those that are protecting credit card information are neglecting security when it comes to other, equally sensitive data. Smaller businesses may be having the most trouble with the standards.
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Lunch With Salesforce.com And Twitter
Posted by Fredric Paul 09:18 PM ET | Sep 9, 2009
Salesforce.com put on a fancy lunch spread at the Four Seasons Hotel in San Francisco this afternoon to celebrate the launch of its Service Cloud 2 upgrade, and Twitter was invited. But I already blogged that... so I was more interested in what the cloud computing and social media bigwigs had to say about customer service. And they didn't disappoint.
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Is Your Wi-Fi Network Open to Intrusion?
Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 03:45 PM ET | Aug 27, 2009
Security has been an ongoing concern among wireless LANs users since their emergence in the middle 1990s. While vendors have worked diligently to close up any holes, new ones seem to emerge on a regular period, and one is now coming to light that could impact many small and medium businesses.
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My First Server: Fujitsu Debuts Primergy TX100 S1
Posted by Fredric Paul 11:20 AM ET | Jul 8, 2009
Fujitsu's new SMB-oriented server is the company's cheapest yet, starting at less than $600. The company positions it as the first step up from relying on standard PCs.
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Online Sales Tax Brouhaha Hits More SMB Amazon Affiliates
Posted by Fredric Paul 08:34 PM ET | Jun 29, 2009
Amazon.com has dropped affiliate relationships with small businesses in North Carolina and Rhode Island as the states prepare to implement new laws requiring the company to collect online sales tax.
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Help For Yelp -- Make The Most Of The New Public Comments Feature
Posted by Fredric Paul 11:16 PM ET | Apr 16, 2009
Now that a bit of relief is on the way for small businesses who feel burned by bad reviews posted on Yelp, it's up to you to make sure your business takes advantage of the online review site's long-awaited agreement to let businesses publicly respond to bad reviews.
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Drobo Goes Pro With 8-Bay Storage Device
Posted by Fredric Paul 08:31 AM ET | Apr 7, 2009
Data Robotics has released an new upmarket version of its popular Drobo storage solution, designed to be bigger, faster, safer, easier -- and rack mountable!
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MySpace-CitySearch Deal Puts More Pressure On Retail Businesses
Posted by Fredric Paul 10:38 PM ET | Mar 31, 2009
Retailers, restaurants, and other businesses who serve the public are already scrambling to figure out how to deal with online review sites like Yelp, Angie's List, TripAdvisor, and others. Now social networking giant MySpace has upped the ante by cutting a deal with Citysearch.
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