Book: The Truth About Technology for Very Small Business by Gary Paul Bryant
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Gary Paul Bryant
about this book: Small business owners struggle with multiple challenges in the course of their work. Among them: inadequate funding, few sales, low brand awareness, ill-trained employees and many more. I wrote this little book as a wake-up call to help very small business owners come to terms with the fact that it's imperative that they understand the technology they use- or could use. If the don't, they lose.
The Truth About Technology for Very Small Business is an updated compilation of blog posts I wrote during the previous twelve months that should resonate with every small business owner. 'Small business owner' here means the owner of a company with less than twenty employees, not three hundred as some analysts would have you believe. The articles run the gamut of reviews inexpensive collaboration tools, a primer on cloud technology, and a hard look at some of the unnecessary expense created by today's 'software-as-a-service model.
It also asks small business owners and managers to take a hard look at their own decision-making processes, particularly when it comes t their own built-in prodigiousness toward IT.
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about this book: Small business owners struggle with multiple challenges in the course of their work. Among them: inadequate funding, few sales, low brand awareness, ill-trained employees and many more. I wrote this little book as a wake-up call to help very small business owners come to terms with the fact that it's imperative that they understand the technology they use- or could use. If the don't, they lose.
