Chris Turn, Author at Small Business Sense

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Chris has experience covering the latest trends in the small business world, and has a reputation for being a knowledgeable, creative and strategic blogger. He has a deep understanding of marketing and branding principles and how they can be applied to small businesses, and is able to provide actionable advice and strategies for success. Chris has interviewed industry experts and covered major marketing events such as the SXSW Interactive conference and the Advertising Week conference. He is also a successful small business owner himself, which allows him to bring a unique perspective to his blogging and writing. His blog is known for providing valuable insights and tips on how to effectively market and brand a small business.

Restaurant Industry Predictions: Will Online Ordering Decrease Post-Pandemic?

Since the pandemic began, many restaurants have turned to online ordering as a way to keep their businesses afloat. With many customers now practicing social distancing, it has become increasingly difficult for restaurants to bring in customers through their doors. In fact, some restaurants have even closed their doors due to lack of business. However, […]

Times When Businesses Need System Security Plans the Most

No one can argue with the fact that system security plans are important for businesses. However, many business owners may not know exactly when they need system security plans the most. Here are ten times when businesses need system security plans: 1. When Starting a New Business When starting a new business, it is important […]

Common Lawsuits Against Companies

There are a number of different types of lawsuits that companies can find themselves embroiled in. Here are some of the most common: Breach of Contract Lawsuit This type of lawsuit arises when one party to a contract breaches its terms. For example, if a company fails to deliver the goods that it agreed to […]

How Much Does It Cost to Outsource IT Services?

Outsourcing information technology (IT) services can be a great way to save money and improve your business efficiency, but it’s important to understand the cost involved before making a decision. It can cost as much as $5,000 per month to outsource IT services, so be sure you are getting your money’s worth. Here are some […]

How Often Should Your Employees Do Security Training

Security training is an important part of keeping your business safe. For smaller businesses, security training may be done once a year. For larger businesses, security training may be done more often like every six months or every quarter. The main thing is that security training should be done on a regular basis to ensure […]

What NIST Can Teach Private Business About Security

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is a non-regulatory agency within the United States Department of Commerce that sets security and technology standards for both public and private entities. Here are ten things that NIST can teach private businesses about security: Establish security policies and procedures. Security policies and procedures are the foundation […]

Does Your Utility PMO Offer Renewable Energy Options?

Most people don’t think about renewable energy when it comes to their utility bill. However, renewable energy options are becoming more and more popular, and many utility project management offices (PMOs) are beginning to offer them. Renewable energy is generated from natural resources that are constantly replenished. These include solar power, wind power, hydropower, and […]

What’s the Difference Between IT Management and Co-Managed IT?

The difference between IT management and co-managed IT is the difference between having professionals manage your information technology (IT) for you, and allowing another business to manage it with an outside company. Does that sound like splitting hairs? Nope! This difference has serious implications for your business, especially if you’re thinking about outsourcing or hiring […]

How Advanced Project Management Enables Utility Compliance

All power plants – including those fired by gas, oil, and coal – produce carbon dioxide (CO2). Yet this new technology has ushered in a way to capture the emission before they reach the atmosphere. By harnessing CO2 as a feedstock for fuel production at major refineries, advanced project management can turn a greenhouse gas […]

How Snow Storms Are Affecting Technology and How to Protect Your Systems

Snowstorms are not only fun for snow bunny enthusiasts but they can cause some serious problems if you own a company and your technology is snowed out. Whether the snow storms cancelled school, business or travel plans, snow storms can affect technology. Here are some snowstorm related technology problems and how to protect your systems: […]

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