Planning for Recovery

By ABD

July 20, 2009

Is there anything I should be doing now with my database in order to plan for the recovery? Not only can you do something to plan for the recovery but you can use your database in order to help you now. Update your current and prospective client data. Make sure addresses, contact names, phone numbers … Continued

How Recession-Proof Is Your Firm?

By Terri Roeslmeier

July 1, 2009

A recession is clearly not something that rolls around that often. Be that as it may, firms that plan on being in business for many years need to plan for it. Usually, firms do not plan on something like this happening unless they have experienced the attrition that a typical recession generates. Although a recession … Continued

Keep on Top of Recovery Projects

By ABD

May 30, 2009

I would like to keep on top of recovery projects in my state. Any ideas on how to utilize my staffing software for this? One way is to add firms that have been awarded project business. There is a reasonable chance that these firms may present opportunities for staffing in order to fulfill their contract … Continued

www.recovery.you

By Terri Roeslmeier

May 4, 2009

By now, I am sure you’ve seen enough articles and have heard plenty of news reports about the “recovery”. It’s been a very significant subject for the past several months. Although it has gotten a bit old, it still has a nice sound to it because it represents renewed growth and hope for the future. … Continued

Using Your Software to Succeed in Bad Economic Conditions

By ABD

March 24, 2009

I am in panic mode because of the economy. How can my computer system help me survive? First, don’t panic. The one sure thing about the economy is that eventually it will get better. You can plan on that. Position your company. First, power market using your database in order to get as much business … Continued

I Love Traffic! Who Knew?

By Terri Roeslmeier

March 1, 2009

I hail from Chicago, city of almost 3 million, with over 9 million in the Chicago Metropolitan area making it 3rd largest in the US. Along with people comes traffic – lots of it. Usually I leave the office a little later in order to avoid the “heaviest traffic” but it’s still always busy. As … Continued

Tips for Marketing in Challenging Economic Conditions

By ABD

November 13, 2008

What is the best type of marketing approach during times when the market can be challenging? Targeted marketing campaigns are best all of the time. The better you can target your campaigns, the more successful. The misconception is that during good times candidate marketing should be prevalent and job order marketing should prevail during weaker … Continued

Champions Don’t Flinch

By Terri Roeslmeier

November 1, 2008

I admire the Charles Dickens quote, “It was the best of times, and it was the worst of times.” You might say it applies to everything and it applies to nothing, depending on who is reading it. That’s because some find a bit of good in everything and some have a hard time finding good … Continued

What’s Best for Your Software?

By Terri Roeslmeier

August 1, 2008

“To Host” or “Not to Host”? It’s a topic that is constant, along with all of the other industry buzzwords, whenever software is mentioned. “Software on demand”, “subscription based software”, and “in the cloud” are all commonly remarked phrases. What does it all mean? Is server-based software simply an old-fashioned relic? Many today would like … Continued

Mining the Store

By Terri Roeslmeier

July 11, 2008

Data mining is a new and “HOT” field. So hot that data mining analysts have an average starting salary of $50,727! Simply put, data mining analysts sort through vast amounts of information in data warehouses. So, what’s so hot about that? A lot! Best of all with some of the tools available today, you can … Continued