Keeping your company safe isn’t about paranoia. It’s about taking smart precautions, using continued good common sense, and pulling in experts to help recognize and solve problems – preferably – before they arise. Continue reading
Marketing budgets will shift from traditional to interactive media for 2010 says Forrester Research. Cut from the list are direct mail, newspapers, print magazines, and television. Continue reading
What are 5 common sense ways to prevent break-ins? Continue reading
A recent study from Communispace Corporation considered the disparity in perceptions between C-Suite (Corporate Chief Exes) and Main Street (mainstream Consumers) in this economy. They uncovered some “starkly contrasting stories” of Simplifying vs. Struggling, Reflection vs. Recrimination, and Faith in Self vs. Faith in External Forces. Continue reading
Have you ever wondered why some employees behave the way they do? Continue reading
Identity Theft is the fastest growing crime in the world today. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reported just over 31,000 complaints of identity theft in 2000. That number rose to almost 314,000 in the last eight years. In Arkansas, identity theft rose 29 percent in 2008. In Northwest Arkansas, the city of Rogers Police Department reported 90 cases of identity theft last year and has 48 cases on the books so far this year. Continue reading
Introduce something new and marvelous and someone, somewhere will exploit it. Computer and Internet technology have given warp-speed to businesses of all sizes, shapes and interests. It’s leveled the global playing field for the proverbial 4Ps. With this technology comes a new criminal industry: information theft – a multi-billion dollar industry of worms, viruses, trojans, phishing, pharming, malware and out-and-out theft. Continue reading
It’s unfortunate, but most employers face this situation sooner or later. That is, terminating an employee because of poor performance, inappropriate behavior or the disregard of policy and work rules. Sometimes this behavior is completely unanticipated, an unpleasant surprise. Oftentimes it is proof that forewarned is forearmed. In most cases, had a reference check been conducted it’s likely the situation would have been avoided altogether. Continue reading
Loss of a key person unexpectedly can jeopardize a company’s welfare as significantly as theft, if not more. Instability and heavy financial setbacks may be abated with key person insurance. Continue reading
We asked Don Goff, Managing Partner and COO of VeriSource in Rogers, what companies need to know to safeguard against security issues in their general computing environment. Continue reading
