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How to Protect Your Reputation Online
Like it or not, anyone can say anything about you online, where your boss, clients, and colleagues can all see it. Don't leave your reputation in the hands of an ex-spouse or disgruntled former employee. Take control yourself. ...
Tags: Google Inc., Facebook, Brand, Search Engine, Network, Twitter Inc., LinkedIn, Blog, Site, Blogging, Social Networking, Internet, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Online Reputation, Web, SEO, Career, BNET Crash Course, Jon Bernstein
Articles 2009-10-06
How to Manage an IP Portfolio
Intellectual property ranges from patents and copyrights to branding, know-how, and trade secrets. Assembling a portfolio to value, track, and protect your IP can improve your valuation, among other benefits. Take Inventory Goal: Make IP work for...
Tags: Patent, IP, Patent Filing, Network Technology, Networking, Intellectual Property, BNET Crash Course, Erik Sherman
Articles 2009-08-05
How to Survive 18 Holes with Your Boss
You don't have to be Tiger Woods to impress your boss on the golf course. Show that you're calm under pressure, confident at your level of play, and focused on having fun. Image Is Almost Everything ...
Tags: Boss, Nintendo Wii, Image, Tension, Games, Professional Development, Personal Technology, Career, Golf, Golfing With the Boss, BNET Crash Course, Shahnaz Mahmud
Articles 2009-07-31
How to Sell to the Federal Government
Yes, the procedures are Byzantine and there are reams of red tape. But in this economy, the federal government could be your best customer. Understand That the Government Operates Differently Goal: Assess whether your company can succeed...
Tags: U.S. General Services Administration, Agency, Schedule Contract, Government, Vertical Industries, BNET Crash Course, Selling, Government Contracting, Federal Contracts, Federal Procurement, Verizon, John Deere, Gallup, Chris Warren
Articles 2009-06-29
How to Create an Effective Sales Presentation
Generic speeches and snazzy PowerPoint slides just don't cut it anymore — especially with corporate customers who have reduced spending to boost their bottom lines. Here's how to retool your sales pitches to better address the needs of your customers. Know Their...
Tags: Industry, Customer, Sales Presentation, Sales Pitch, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Sales, IBM, Big Blue, Sales Presentations, Sales Pitches, BNET Crash Course, Christina Salerno
Articles 2009-06-22
How to Grow During a Downturn
The stock market is down, credit markets are as frozen as Arctic snow, and unemployment numbers are rising. But don't let the bad news deter you. Recessions are an excellent time to refocus on what your company does best, attract new customers, and build for the future....
Tags: Recession, Downturn, BNET Crash Course, Grow, Hiring, Market Share, Melanie Warner
Articles 2009-06-05
How to Decide in a Time of Confusion
A practical five-step plan to make sure you have the data (and the mind-set) you need to make great decisions in a time of unprecedented risk and uncertainty. Study Your Business Environment Goal: Compile information to understand what you know...
Tags: Team, Korean Air, Worker, Ram Charan, Team Management, Management, Uncertainty, BNET Crash Course, Decisionmaking, Downturn, Recession, Managing a Team, Kim Girard,  Kim Girard
Articles 2009-05-04
How to Get Customers to Pay Up
Hounding clients to pay their unpaid bills is a loathsome task, even when the economy is good. But in a recession, mismanaging accounts receivable threatens both customer relationships and the health of the company. Here's how to make your clients pay — tactfully. ...
Tags: Payment, Customer, Chances, Collection Agency, Operational Accounting, Finance, Accounts Receivable, BNET Crash Course, Bill Collection, Chrysler, Bank of America, Christina Salerno
Articles 2009-03-06
How to Find Your Next CEO
It's never been easy for a company's board to plan for the departure of a chief executive. Thanks to the pressures of our present economy, boards are facing that task more frequently than ever before. Here's our guide to managing a CEO's succession, no matter why...
Tags: Board, Plan, CEO, Candidate, Minow, Lawless, Corporate Governance, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Succession Planning, BNET Crash Course, Board of Directors, Jennifer Alsever
Articles 2009-02-17
The Quick-and-Dirty Guide to Getting Things Done
How to launch and successfully complete complex projects in four chaos-free steps. Be a Control Freak at the Beginning A smart project manager applies the most time and effort at the start, to prepare for a great launch, and...
Tags: Project, Team, Project Manager, Team Management, Project Management, Tools & Techniques, Strategy, Management, It Operations, It service Management, BNET Crash Course, Organization, Deadlines, Nokia, General Motors, Recession, Downturn, Managing a Team, Kim Girard, BNET Feature Package
Articles 2009-10-27
Maximum Work Flow, Minimal Head Count
How can you do more work with fewer people? It's easy. The recession has created a huge pool of eager part-time workers. Define the Skill Set GOAL: ESTABLISH PARAMETERS AND CREATE A PROFILE OF YOUR IDEAL CANDIDATE. ...
Tags: Contractor, Frederickson, Board Member, Corporate Governance, Business Operations, Corporate Law, BNET Crash Course, Freelance Workers, Contract Workers, Company Culture, Contractors, Marie C. Baca
Articles 2009-08-17

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Be a Master M&A Negotiator
Got a big merger on the table? Here's the strategy and savvy you'll need to close the deal.On paper, it all seems so perfect: You've targeted the ideal company to acquire, the PowerPoint slides are screaming "upside," you've done your financial and legal research, and you've given the other company...
Tags: Finance, BNET Feature Package, Strategy, Investment, Mergers & Acquisitions, M&A, Merger, Strategic Planning, Nicole Solis, Negotiation, Geoffrey James
Articles 2007-12-13
BNET Bloggers on Meltdown Monday
Talk about a crash course in finance. On Monday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average went into a veritable China Syndrome, plummeting more than 500 points, suffering its worst daily meltdown since the Sept 11, 2001 terror attacks. At the close of trading today, the index was back up 141 points,...
Tags: Bank Of America Corp., Financial, Lehman Brothers Inc., Blogger, BNET UK, Financial Accounting, Finance, Michael Mattis
Blog posts 2008-09-16
Wine Know-How
Do you break out into a cold sweat at the thought of having to order wine at a business lunch or dinner? Well, you're not alone. According to a survey conducted by Impulse Research, 75 percent of wine drinkers say that they would be nervous about choosing the wine at...
Tags: Wine, Business Dinner, Wine List
Videos 2008-02-22
Pick, Pour, and Taste Wine Like a Pro
Need to impress a wine-snob boss or client? Check out our survival guide for the resourceful wine amateur.Do you hide when the waiter approaches with the 20-page, leather-bound wine menu? Have trouble telling a viognier from a chardonnay, a sangiovese from a syrah? Enjoying a bottle of wine with friends...
Tags: Business Dinner, Michael Mattis, BNET Feature Package, Nicole Solis, Wine
Articles 2007-12-19
M&A: Executing the Merger
After all the research and due diligence, planning and negotiating, why do two-thirds of M&A deals go belly up? M&A consultant, Steven Ramirez, argues that it is the integration of the merger that will ultimately determine its success. For more on executing a merger, read our BNET...
Tags: Merger, M&A, Mergers & Acquisitions, Investment, Finance, Feature
Videos 2008-02-01
Pharma Readies for Competitive Intelligence Confab
Belt up your trenchcoat and grab your false-bottomed sample case: Big Pharma's spies have called a conclave, and most of them won't even have to leave New Jersey. The occasion is the Pharma CI Conference & Exhibition, a meeting planned for September in Iselin, N.J., that...
Tags: Competitive Intelligence, Pharmaceutical Company, Conference, David Hamilton
Blog posts 2008-03-25
Big Pharma Bringing Out the Spies
Belt up your trenchcoat and grab your false-bottomed sample case: Big Pharma's spies have called a conclave, and most of them won't even have to leave New Jersey. The occasion is the Pharma CI Conference & Exhibition, a meeting planned for September in Iselin, N.J., that bills...
Tags: Pharmaceutical Company, Conference, David P. Hamilton
Blog posts 2008-03-25
The Real ROI of the Press Release
Forget about getting press coverage from your corporate announcements. If you do anything with your press releases, get them in front of Google searchers — just be careful how you do it. ...
Tags: Press Release, Google Inc., Web, ROI, Web Site, Business Wire, Public Relations, Web Site Development, Channel Management, Web Technology, Marketing, Corporate Communications, Internet, PRWeb, PRNewswire, Google, PR Strategy, Press Release Syndication, Search Engine Optimization, Drew Kerr
Articles 2009-08-12
Managing Projects Effectively
Project management is a technique used to organize work into separate, definable units to ease the coordination of different tasks. Although its earliest roots can be traced to the military and the construction industry, NASA's legendary achievement of landing Neil Armstrong on the moon popularized the technique. Since then, Governments...
Tags: Project Manager, Project Management, Tools & Techniques, Strategy, It Operations, It service Management, Project, Management, BNET Editorial
Articles 2007-11-28
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