On a recent trip to the USA, I picked up a copy of ‘Entrepreneur’ Magazine. It lead with the article ‘The 10 best cities to start a business’. I was VERY surprised at the results – see for yourself:
Archive for September, 2009
Where to be an Entrepreneur!
Posted 29th September 2009 by
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Posted 29th September 2009 by
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Great Marketing moves!…..Anyone?
Posted 28th September 2009 by
The MLB team are a pretty diverse and creative bunch! We were talking recently on how business has changed, how we do business and how we market our business to ….well the world essentially. Anyhow, we looked back at some ‘great’ (so subjective!) marketing coups including:
Excellent Night at the NISP 25K awards!
Posted 25th September 2009 by
Wow! What a wonderful evening that was had by all last night at the Northern Ireland Science Park (NISP) 25K awards in the Titanic Pumphouse. A wonderful evening of fine dining, inspirational speeches, wit and of course the award themselves was enjoyed by all 250+ guests.
Data Growth Still the Biggest Storage Challenge
Posted 24th September 2009 by
According to an article in Computing.co.uk today – ahead of Storage Expo in London next month - increasing the capacity to handle bigger data volumes is keeping IT managers constantly busy.
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WCIT Announces Tracks for Amsterdam 2010
Posted 21st September 2009 by
The World Congress of Information Technology is coming to Europe next year – the Netherlands, to be precise (Amsterdam, to be even more precise).
OS X Snow Leopard vs. Windows 7
Posted 21st September 2009 by
Microsoft announced it will be releasing a new edition of its operating software, called Windows 7, while Apple is working on its new OS X Snow Leopard. How will they stack up against each other? Read full article.
Apps.gov and the lesson for SMEs
Posted 21st September 2009 by
Last week the US federal government CIO Vivek Kundra announced Apps.gov – a new portal designed to allow government agencies to acquire new and approved open source applications – most of which will be so-called cloud computing applications like blogs, wikis and a host of other Web 2.0 goodies.
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