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Twitter releases two-step authentication, which could help protect your company’s Twitter account from getting into the hands of hackers.
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The demand for improved Wi-Fi access in the office is on the rise, as more and more employees are relying on their mobile devices for work purposes, a new study finds.
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In an effort to take a pulse of U.S. small businesses and entrepreneurs at the local level, over the last year Dell conducted a nine-city small business “Think Tank” tour. Here are the...
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Would you be good at the game: ‘What was your longest work week ever?’ And what exactly is the criteria for winning? Here are some of the LOL-inducing, insightful and character-limited words of...
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From Duck Dynasty and Dance Moms to Cake Boss and Counting Cars, small businesses are dominating reality TV. Stars from “Million Dollar Decorators,” “Pregnant in Heels,” “Life After Top Chef” and...
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Google Glass has just hit the streets, but Entrepreneur.com is already saying the technology could help make you more productive and efficient in the office.
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The next time you attend a management meeting and try to pick out the chief information officer (CIO), don't waste your time looking for someone wearing a beanie cap with a propeller.
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The first of Amtrak’s 70 high-tech new trains rolls off the assembly line – thanks in part to small businesses around the country.
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A computer crash can hurt any-sized company, but for a small business it can be extremely costly. Luckily, there are a host of technologies that will keep a small business operating when their...
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Companies are playing it safe when developing new products and services, research shows.
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Social Market Analytics examines tweets for information that can correctly predict how companies are going to perform.
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Tweets of the week: When is the right time to celebrate progress? And some good news for professionals “in it” for more than the money: here are some of the LOL-inducing, insightful and...
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Young entrepreneurs, scientists and activists are flocking to crowdfunding sites, from a group of 12-year-old girls photographing Earth from space to an award-winning iPhone case designer.
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Anyone not sold on the merits of real-time marketing should look no further than this year's Super Bowl. A simple tweet by Oreo during the 34-minute blackout in the Mercedes-Benz Super Dome...
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Despite common wisdom, much of the in-store data retailers are collecting isn't being used for marketing. Instead, it's helping improve retailer operations.
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Scrape away the paint and chrome from most social applications for business and what you usually find is a pale derivative of a personal social site like Facebook. Though these mockingbird sites...
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NASA announces 14 winning proposals from U.S. small businesses and teams at research institutions for contracts totaling $9.8 million—funding aimed at promoting innovative, high-tech projects...
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Low rents, young entrepreneur, technology visas – Berlin seems to have all the ingredients necessary to become the next great startup mecca. But could it ever overtake Silicon Valley?
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Small business owners and entrepreneurs who use Twitter only as a marketing tool for their businesses are missing out. The microblogging service can also be a huge resource for them in the...
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Square announces new features to ‘help restaurants serve picky eaters.’ Early adopters weigh in on the taste so far, and industry experts on whether it’s a game-changer.
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There’s never been a better time to be a small business owner looking to market your business. The number of tools available to marketers is dizzying. Best of all, most of them are inexpensive....
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Facebook has made its relationship status with the city of Altoona official, announcing plans to build a $300 million data center in the central Iowa city.
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Cybercrime hackers are launching increasingly ingenious attacks against companies – and they’re not all major enterprises. Find out whether your business is at risk, and how you can protect...
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Bitcoin is making people rich and poor and other interesting 'Tweet' observations to help me run my small business this week.
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Predictive Analytics is the "Open Sesame" for the world of Big Data.
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Alexis Ohanian says entrepreneurs need to embrace risk and failure to find success. The tech world’s jack of all trades weighs in on sexism in the sector, and how to grow your business.
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While logging miles every time you get in the car can be annoying, there are a lot of mobile apps that take the pain out of the tracking process and also can come in handy when you’re on the go....
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There’s a crisis in Cyprus and madness in America. Here are my latest favorite Tweets of the Week.
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The number of U.S. tech firms outsourcing part of their operations overseas has reached record highs.
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Cyber-security experts and lawmakers are on Capitol Hill highlighting what the recent slew of cybercrime attacks means for SMBs and offering tips for prevention.
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Here are five things to keep in mind regarding 2012 and 2013 taxes – and a reason why 2013 is a great time to make major business purchases.
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March is Women’s History Month, a good time to assess just how far women have come as small business owners.
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Last week business people of the Twitosphere were distracted by the election of a new pope, the end of SXSW and a few hopeful signs from the economy. Here’s the latest Tweets of the Week.
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The Brother Small Business Survey shows that for small businesses, tech issues and malfunctions have a greater negative impact than sick and absent employees.
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Zlango launches a new app, drops the Z from its name to become Lango, and hopes to take on emoji in delivering a new form of image-based text options.
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Just as the nation's top college basketball teams are preparing for this month's NCAA tournament, so too are IT departments around the country.
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South by Southwest 2013 begins and the tweeting community is out in full force. Here are my latest picks for Tweets of the Week.
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Facebook is hoping that the old adage about a picture being worth a thousand words rings true with the new redesign of its news feed.
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Opinion: Beyond expert reviewers and mass review sites, potential buyers want to hear qualitative feedback from their peers.
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Tweets of the Week: Thoughts on social media, marketing, Andrew Mason and, of course, the “sequester.” And what if Ferris Buehler worked for Marissa Mayer?
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Think your company is too small? Chinese hackers see many small businesses as a backdoor to the bigger target - that makes you a target, too.
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Tweets of the week: The UK was downgraded, the sequester looms and major hacking occurs. It’s just another week in small business.
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Pulling at investors' heartstrings is the key for entrepreneurs seeking to crowdfund a startup.
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Opinion: The U.S. desperately needs talented young physicians, scientists, engineers and IT professionals. Immigrants can easily fill the gaps and should be given the opportunity.
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High-profile companies like Facebook and The New York Times aren’t alone in being hacking victims; attacks against small- and medium-sized businesses are on the rise, data shows. Here’s how to...
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Your employees may do business on their own computers and PDAs, but your company stands to lose big if hackers or tech bugs infiltrate these devices. So you may want to consider purchasing cyber...
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Here’s a lesson on how NOT to use the social media tool, and also a few pointers that will turn up the volume on your small business Twitter account.
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Lots of lessons learned from the Super Bowl last week. And a few funny comments as well. Here’s my latest version of Favorite Small Business Tweets of the Week.
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Rafi Sweary, president and CMO of WalkMe, on the company’s success story and also tips for the small business crowd.
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