How To Get Your Business Out There

Having a great business idea can get you started but is just one part of the journey that all entrepreneurs will have to navigate. The only way it can be successful is by getting your idea, product, or service out there to the wider world, but what is the best way to go about this? Here are a few tips to help take your business idea and put it in front of your target market.

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How to calculate the price of a low-cost PCB?

The term PCB stands for Printed Circuit Board. It is a thin board made of fiberglass or other laminate material. It is a basic building block of most electronics today. PCB is used to mechanically support and electrically connect electronic components using tracks or signal traces. However, depending on the number of units manufactured, most PCB assembly units cost between $10 and $50. The price listed above is an approximate estimate that does not include all tools and setup costs. Moreover, the cost of PCB assembly varies greatly depending on the printed circuit board manufacturer. At JLCPCB, the assembly can be free (excluded components) with the coupon you get when ordering a PCB prototype.

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Is remote working good for business?

It seems that remote working is here to stay, at least in some form. Whilst some workers are eager to get back to the office full time, many of us have embraced the flexibility of working from home some or all of the time. But what will this mean for business? Home vs. Office The main concern for employers with a remote workforce is the issue of productivity. After all, an office setting is designed to help us focus and get tasks done. Can the same be said for someone working at their kitchen table? Surprisingly, the answer is yes. In fact, several studies have shown that working from home actually increases productivity – on average, remote workers are 47% more productive, work more hours, are more consistent, and get more done.  

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How To Stretch The Tech Budget For Your Small Business

Small businesses have big challenges to deal with, specifically when it comes to budgeting for technology. You have a long list of must-haves, but cash constraints often leave you cutting corners. The mindset can save you some dollars today, but you may end up missing out on your growth targets. Moreover, being behind on the tech front can deprive your company of a competitive advantage. Fortunately, there are ways to fulfill your IT needs and wants if you are judicious enough. Here are some measures that can help in stretching the tech budget for your small business. Align the budget your goals It is easy to fall prey to an urge to invest in a fancy technology just because it is trending. But you may end up depleting your budget too soon and getting solutions that do not add value to your business. Ideally, you must align your IT budget with your goals right from the start. It will help you distinguish between needs and wants so that you can pick the best options. The step should come early as it gives…

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How custom software development helps businesses gain a competitive edge

In 2021, the second year of the covid19 pandemic, where every business faces competition all-time higher than ever before. We cannot imagine surviving in any form of business without using modern technology that is using software development. Software development is the key part of the growth of our business and caters to a competitive edge in every possible way.  In this article, we will learn about custom software development and how custom software development helps businesses gain a competitive edge.

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The Importance of Document Tracking & Logs for Data Security

The core of every modern organization’s business model is that knowledge is power, and information tools can enable them to make smarter decisions. And yet, somehow, these core principles seem to have been forgotten when managing their own company’s operations to prevent a data breach. Most companies that have been hit by a preacher struggle to understand precisely what took place because of the limited information about access to their own sensitive and confidential documents and data.  Big data vendors, for instance, have billions of data files that can be used to produce a report listing any individual’s credentials in a matter of seconds. But when a data breach occurs, especially by malicious hackers bent on identity theft, these companies generally struggle to figure out what specific records or data have been removed.

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