The importance of documentation

I would like to share with a recent, real life, story of what happens to small businesses when there is little to no documentation. I’m hoping to encourage you to review the documentation standards you have set forth for your small business; and potentially to...

Scalable, Fast, Secure Ecommerce with ShopSite

I recently had the wonderful opportunity to read a well written book by Melinda F. Emerson, Become Your Own Boss In 12 Months. Melinda, who hosts the Small Business Chat on twitter every Wednesday night from 8 PM to 9 PM Eastern Time, focuses on helping people become...

Trust and Security

Fiduciary is not a word you hear or read often as a small to medium business (SMB) owner. Yet if you are the steward of any size business, fiduciary should be an active word in how you manage your business. How does this relate to trust, security, and your business on...

Lessons learned from a lightning storm

Sometimes it takes a lighting storm to remove some old and almost obsolete things as well as thinking. Please allow me to share with you some lessons we’ve learned at Dynamic Net, Inc. from a lightning storm that took out our business phone system. Several weeks...

Think Local

Our family and our small business does its best to think local and buy local whenever we can do so. We do our best to buy products made in the U.S. even if we have to pay more to do so. I would like to encourage you to do the same; doing so keeps more of the dollars...

The Security Dance – Part 2

Welcome back! Last week’s article, There are no wallflowers at the security dance! Get to know your dance partners covered getting to know your security dance partners: If you are the business steward or a part of the management team, you already know the burden...