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The Sickly State of Public Hospitals
There are many types of hospitals but the most well known are the Public Hospitals. What sets them apart is that they provide services to the indigent (people without means) and to minorities. Hist. . .
"Bankers' Banks"- The Role of Central Banks in Banking Cr...
Central banks are relatively new inventions. An American President (Andrew Jackson) even cancelled its country's central bank in the nineteenth century because he did not think that it was very imp. . .
Should the Government Compensate the Clients of TAT?
This, of course, is a political decision. There is no "right" thing to do. Even the IMF imperatives are not sacred. Sometimes, inflationary goals should be sacrifice to avoid the total collapse of . . .
Battling Society's Cancer: Unemployment
The official figures are staggering: 35% of the workforce - about 280,000 people - are unemployed and looking for a job. Each 1.43 employee support 1 unemployed person. In the USA the figure is 3.3. . .
To Tax or Not to Tax - This is the Question
To tax or not to tax - this question could have never been asked twenty years ago. Historically, income tax is a novel invention. Still, it became so widespread and so socially accepted that no on. . .
The Greatest Stedilnica Crisis in History
A crisis the size of the TAT crisis, is, inevitably, political. It involves thousands of citizens, many decision makers from every walk of life and the very economic and financial fabric of the cou. . .
The Typology of Financial Scandals
Tulipmania - this is the name coined for the first pyramid investment scheme in history. In 1634, tulip bulbs were traded in a special exchange in Amsterdam. People used these bulbs as means of ex. . .
Yes, the Seller Can Get a New Loan
One of the questions I see asked over and over on the REI newsgroups is “Can the seller get another loan?” This is a great question because it so often is one of the objections raised . . .
How to Get Comps
There are primarily four ways to get information on comparable sales (comps) when trying to determine the value of a target property. Those four are: Doing Your Own Research Internet Searches Serv. . .
Directionals Move Properties
One of the most effective and frequently overlooked methods of filling or selling a property is the use of directional arrow signs. I'm guilty of it myself, although usually I'm merely lazy instead. . .
The Art of Succession Planning
Succession planning, like any business acumen, is both an art and a science. That is to say, there are many proven strategies that can and must be followed so that successful transition can occur.T. . .
The Mystery of the Unknown!
Your Work place is no longer available, disaster has struck, and time is money! How many times have you heard these statements? It is a nightmare for CIOs and IT directors to have to explain downti. . .
Successful Offshore Call Center Outsourcing
HOW TO MAKE OUTSOURCING WORK FOR YOUThere is much hype about the growth of outsourcing. There are an increasing number of success stories but the number of failed projects is also on the rise. This. . .
How to Automate Your Collections
Having been a landlord since the early part of 1994, I feel fairly safe in stating I've tried almost every imaginable way of collecting monthly payments from my residents. I want to run through som. . .
Improving Customer Service
Improving customer service starts at the top - with us owners and managers. We need to be living pictures of how we want our staff to treat customers. Having 10 plus years operating, owning and wor. . .
Building A Sales Force That Pays For Itself
The elements involved in building a sales force, especially one that pays for itself and also adds value to any business, are many and varied. The whole purpose and direction of a sales manager nee. . .
Solve Your Health Care Headaches With A PEO!
There are many complications to being a small business owner but none so pressing as the need for health, dental and life insurance. Many small business owners obtain coverage through the employme. . .
Why Bother With Customer Centricity?
"The absolute fundamental aim is to make money out of satisfying customers" - Sir John Egan Hi Friends, CRM Magazine recently asked their subscribers "What is the number one concern that keeps you . . .
Maximize Cost Savings with Increased Efficiencies
"The first rule of any technology used in a business is that automation applied to an efficient operation will magnify the efficiency. The second is that automation applied to an inefficient operat. . .
But isn't Outlook Good Enough?
I was recently speaking with a mutual friend who has been in sales for several years about the benefits of CRM. (For the sake of this newsletter, we'll call him Jim) Jim was quick to comment on how. . .
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