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How to Find a Microenterprise Loan for Your Business (30 Dec 2007)
Looking for a loan to start your business, but don't have a lot of credit or collateral? You don't need a microscope, but you might want to start by thinking small!
Business Owners - Do You Actually Own a Job? (30 Dec 2007)
Can your business operate without you? Find out whether you own a business or a job, and what you can do about it...
Franchise Company Operations Manual Sample Outline (30 Dec 2007)
Many companies wish to expand and a few wish to use franchising as a method of expansion. Not a bad idea, but one must consider the importance of the fine details. One book I recommend you read is the "E-Myth" by Gerber it is available at all the usual places.
Franchising Companies Relationship Strategies (30 Dec 2007)
Franchising Corporations need to maintain an iron fist when it comes to certain things in order to maintain absolute integrity of the system; Consistency, Quality, Cleanliness and Customer Courtesy or Service. Ray Kroc in his book; "Grinding it Out" made that point perfectly clear, some called him a hard ass on the details and indeed it served him well and turned 11,000 franchisees into millionaires along with some 1500 executives early on.
Why You Need A Virtual Assistant (30 Dec 2007)
Are you overwhelmed running your business? Are there not enough hours in the day? The more your business grows, the more administrative tasks you have; the more time you spend on administrative tasks, the less time you have to generate new business.
SBIR - A Nice Add-on Business (30 Dec 2007)
Learn about the Small Business Innovative Research Program and how it can add revenue to your business and help fund your research or innovative technology.
10 Best Practices to Consider as Your SBIR Negotations Approach Contract Signature (30 Dec 2007)
Here are 10 best practices to optimize your new SBIR contract.
SBIR vs STTR (30 Dec 2007)
SBIR vs. STTR: If you are participating in the SBIR program you may also want to consider participating in the Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Program. The STTR program is considered SBIR's twin sister, although there are some added hoops one must jump through in order to participate. Like SBIR, the STTR is the US Government's way of providing "seed" money to spawn technology growth. The key difference however is in the structure of the effort, whereas a small business must partner (via a subcontract) to a university or non-profit research institution in order to acquire STTR funding.
FFP vs. CPFF Contracts (30 Dec 2007)
In the SBIR/STTR world, the single most important decision you need to make is whether you are going to bid a job as Firm Fixed Price (FFP) or as Cost plus Fixed Fee (CPFF). These are two very different contract types and the decision to use one contract type over the other is very important to the overall success of a program. If your sponsor gives you a choice on the matter, the decision to go with one contract type over the other should be well thought out prior to submitting your proposal.
Grants vs. Contracts (30 Dec 2007)
Commonly folks have asked me what the technical difference is between a contract and a grant. The difference is not about the dollar value or who the buying entity is nor the kind of work being done. Instead it is about the legal concept of default. In my eyes, the corner stone of whether something should be called a grant or a contract lies in whether one is legally bound to produce results as one is in a contractual relationship or whether you are simply granted funds to do something. Did you get that nuance? Perhaps that is oversimplifying it.
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