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March 30, 2018Many people might have a startup idea that they’re passionate about and that they think is even worth their time but don’t proceed with it or give it any real thought because of the financial implications that come with it. Funding a new business in today’s economy can be a real tough task especially if you don’t have any prior business experience or a good business/personal credit which you might not have due to which the banks might be hesitant to loan to you. While getting a small business loan and selling shares of your company is a viable option for some, most of the time new businesses won’t be able to afford that luxury so here are five creative ways you can fund your new business. The Bank: Getting a loan from the bank is still one of the most practical ways of funding your small business although securing the loan won’t be an easy job. The bank requires certain prerequisites form you that you’ll have to meet, these prerequisites being a healthy credit score and offering bank collateral. However, if you can check off these requirements, getting a loan from the bank can be the exact thing your business is looking for since you won’t be risking losing control of your companies by selling shares and the bank won’t have a say in how your business is run. 2. Crowdfunding: Crowdfunding is one of the most famous ways of generating a capital these days, and it means putting your idea forward on the internet and asking like-minded people to donate you the money, and it is a way that won’t cost you anything. With now successful startups like Ouya and Bitvore getting funded because of crowdfunding, there’s a good chance that you’re business idea will also be funded...
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August 9, 2016Why Small Business Should Switch To Office 365 Office 365 lives in the cloud. That means you have access to Word, Excel, Outlook, and other Microsoft Office tools from anywhere you can get a Web connection, and from virtually any device–Windows or Mac desktops and laptops, Android devices, iPhones, iPads, and other smartphones and tablets. Office Web Apps for iPhone and Android provide basic features and functions for free and even more features if you have an Office 365 account. With office 365 for business you get Skype For Business (for online meetings and such) Website E-Mail Sharepoint Entire Office Package (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access) OneDrive (1 Terabyte Of Space) This isn’t quite the selling point it once was for a couple reasons. First, even with the Office 365 is pushing users to save files to the cloud-based OneDrive, or to a SharePoint server by default. So, there’s no reason the data can’t be accessible regardless of whether you are via Smart phone, Tablet or PC. The second reason it may not be all that compelling is that Office Web Apps are already available for free so you can create, view, and edit Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote files from the Web. For businesses, though, SharePoint, Active Directory, and other elements of Office 365 that go beyond simply creating and editing Office documents still make Office 365 a better value. Office 365 is a solid service providing tremendous bang for the buck, though, so it won’t be easy to beat the value it brings to the table. So many small businesses switched to Office 365 for functionality and cost. Moving to Office 365 is easy with the help of the right computer company. Start using it today to save money and to help make working easier today.