In the course of our work with a wide variety of clients on many different projects, we inevitably learn a lot about good and bad management, and what makes the difference.  We also get valuable input from other sources.

We believe it is an important principle to share that knowledge and information with our clients, associates, and Website visitors. 

For more of Del's commentary on business management visit his Ezine Articles on the Web or his blog at Uncle Ralph's e2eforum Blog. Or if you're a golfer you might appreciate some ideas on how Business is like Golf.

General Management:

In seeking guidance to the art of good management, it is reassuring to know that the winning formula goes back at least 250 years to America's Benjamin Franklin(1706 - 1790).  Best known as a statesman and scientist, Franklin was also a printer by trade and a very successful entrepreneur. His approach has been documented in Blaine McCormick's book, "Ben Franklin's 12 Rules of Management"  Learn more about Ben's Rules for management and life.

Our own thoughts on some current management management issues are presented in these articles:

• How to choose, use and not abuse your consultants.

• Some ideas from our recommended reading list.

• Look at some new approaches to your business.

• Is your banker a welcome and willing partner in your business?

• Entrepreneurship as a career choice?

• E-business opportunities with Web 2.0

• Packaging your business for sale

• Pricing your business

• Evolving Customer Relationships

• Managing by the numbers

• Olympic lessons for your business

• "Back to School" suggestions

• Ideas to profit from the crisis of October 2008

• 7 Biggest Mistakes that Entrepreneurs Make

If you have other references or input to share that would help others with their business plans or projects, we would like to hear from you.  Please contact us.

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