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There is nothing worse for a company and its customers than being forced to close because of inclement weather. And with winter almost upon us once again, now is a good time to make sure your business continuity plan is prepared for anything and everything mother nature is looking to throw your way.

One of the common goals businesses have in regards to marketing is ensuring that their reputations are managed properly. Many business owners make sure that their corporate reputation is as it should be, but often forget to look at their own reputation.

The Internet has brought about an era of convenience, especially when it comes to shopping. You can purchase just about everything online these days and it can seem like there’s almost no need for physical stores. While e-commerce is incredibly popular, there are issues with security that pop up from time-to-time.

“Cybercrime”, “malware”, “hackers”. Three common buzzwords that have caused businesses untold amounts of lost profits, breached data and so on. As much as we would like to say that cybercrime is being eradicated, we can’t. It isn’t going to go away, but if you are aware of the common cybercrime trends, you can take steps to protect your business.

Work safety and injury prevention - a common topic in all blue collar jobs. Did you know that many of us who work in white collar jobs also need work safety? Safety from what? From the computer. There are a number of injuries you can get from sitting at a desk working on a computer all day, do you know what they are and how to prevent them?

The majority of injuries sustained while working with computers are not instantaneous, they happen over time.

Technology is a dynamic, ever evolving and seemingly perpetual facet of our society as we know it. Getting “the message” out to customers is delivered only momentarily, if not instantly. Some of these technologies include social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, a blog or website.