7 frankly wrong reasons to become an entrepreneur
Every entrepreneur becomes such, based on their own reasons. Most of them claim that they…

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How to choose a franchise
Franchise has many advantages over other types of business. But for the launch process to…

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Business Tips: How to Fulfill New Year's Promises
 “Everything, on January 1, right in the morning, I will sign up for the gym,…

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5 ways to make your business more efficient
It's no secret that many launch an online store as a side activity, in addition…

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IT market: How to survive in an era of crisis

According to  IDC’s assessment, the reduction of the traditional IT market in Ukraine in 2013 was 8% (including telephony, the growth was 3.7%) – with a weighted forecast of 0% a year earlier. Under a moderately optimistic scenario, the fall of the IT market in 2014 will be 25%. This is primarily due to a decrease in the purchasing power of both the state and private clients. In many ways, the current situation resembles the period of 2009, when companies were forced to revise their budgets, and IT in particular, in the direction of current needs – to “survive” here and now. Continue reading

Shopping instead of talking: how to establish communication between the company and the client

Everything is changing dynamically and quickly: the world, people, forms of communication. With the development of technology, the channels for obtaining information, the users themselves and the means of communication are changing. Many companies are sure that they keep up with the times, but continue to use long e-mail correspondence in their work. Continue reading

How to protect against bankruptcy new enterprise

No one can be prepared to fail. Even those who seem to be ready for this can get a serious blow. Lack of money is the main obstacle to the development of almost any business, an obstacle that forces you to reconsider your ambitions.

According to Forbes, 80% of enterprises fail during the first 18 months of existence, 8 out of 10 startups do not live up to the second year. Continue reading