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5METACOM

70 E. 91st St, Suite 200, Indianapolis, IN

46240-1550; 317/580-7540, FAX: 317/580-7550

E-mail: mail@5metacom.com

Web site: http://www.5metacom.com&#013;

Year established: 1977

CEO: Christopher Wirthwein

Mktg Mgr: Bernie Pesut (bpesut@5metacom.com)

Services: Advertising for technical and regulated

products

ADFARM

(Calgary, Fargo, Kansas City, Guelph)

1800, 639 5th Ave S.W., Calgary, AB T2P 0M9;

403/215-3200, FAX: 403/215-3299

101 North 10th St, Fargo, ND 58102; 800/747-4851,

FAX: 701/234-9680

105 E. 5th St, Suite 301, Kansas City, MO 64106;

816/842-5983, FAX: 816/221-5833

225, 150 Research Ln, Guelph, ON N1G 4T2;

519/763-1957, FAX: 519/763-4438

Web site: http://www.adfarmonline.com&#013;

Year established: 1984

Number of employees: 65

Pres: Kim McConnell

(kim.mcconnell@adfarmonline.com)

Client Svcs, Calgary: Bob Corrigan

(bob.corrigan@adfarmonline.com)

Client Svcs, Fargo: Roger Reierson

(roger.reierson@adfarmonline.com)

Client Svcs, Guelph: Len Kahn

(len.kahn@adfarmonline.com)

Client Svcs, Kansas City: Scott Kurfman

(scott.kurfman@adfarmonline.com)

Services: Marketing communications agency with

100 percent of client base in agriculture

AGPAGE INTERNATIONAL CONSULTING LLC

1414 N. 2400 E. Rd, Assumption, IL 62510;

217/226-4273, 888/891-6475, FAX: 217/226-4273

E-mail: sales@agpage.com

Web site: http://www.agpage.com&#013;

Year established: 1998

Principal/Lead Consultant: Philip K. Corzine

(pc@agpage.com)

Services: Conceptualizing, designing and managing

Internet solutions for a variety of entities and

businesses

AGRAMERICA

13400 Shaker Blvd, Suite 206, Cleveland, OH

44120; 216/752-0233, FAX: 216/752-0233

Web site: http://www.agramerica.com&#013;

Year established: 1991

Pre&/Mktg Dir: Tom Koberna

(tkoberna@ameritech.net)

Services: Full-service marketing communications,

including Web development and training,

specializing in mid-size and smaller agricultural

clients

AGRI-EDUCATION, INC. *

801 Shakespeare Ave, Stratford, IA 50249;

515/838-3000, FAX: 515/838-2788

E-mail: kcarlson@agd-ed.com

Web site: http://www.agri-ed.com&#013;

AGRIAMERICA.COM

40 Monument Circle, Suite 400, Indianapolis, IN

46204; 317/684-4168, 800/669-4404,

FAX: 317/684-2008

E-mail: info@agriamerica.com

Web site: http://www.agriamerica.com&#013;

Year established: 1999

CEO: Jeff Smulyan

Dir: Gary Truitt (gtruitt@niaa.emmis.com)

Ag Sales Specialist: Dane Parish

Services: Interactive Web portal designed to meet

the needs of Midwest farmers; features farm

markets, weather, farm news, auction listings,

classifieds, daily e-mail newsletter, weather alerts

and farm radio audio; branded Internet service

designed for rural areas

AGRIFOOD INNOVATIONS

512 Woolwich St, Guelph, ON N1H 3X7;

519/763-9660

E-mail: info@agrifood.com

Web site: http://www.agrifood.com&#013;

Year established: 2000

Mktg Dir: Darren Marsland (darren@agrifood.com)

Services: Strategic technology consulting,

e-business development, e-business hosting and

networking; other technology services for http://namebadgesandbuttons.com/ the

agriculture and food industry

AGWEB.COM

(See advertisement in this issue)

25 Executive Dr, Suite A, Lafayette, IN 47905;

765/449-8000, FAX: 765/449-8010

Web site: http://www.agweb.com&#013;

Year established: 2000

Number of employees: 18

Pres: Jeffrey Pence (jpence@farmjournal.com)

VP, AgWeb/Sales Contact: Jerry Shafer

(jshafer@fjem.com)

HR Mgr: Jennifer Cooper

(jcooper@farmjournal.com)

Services: Integrated marketing campaigns, Internet

advertising, e-mail newsletters, customized e-mail

campaigns, online research, electronic publishing

and Web site development

APPLIED ART & TECHNOLOGY

2430 106th St, Des Moines, IA 50322;

515/331-7400, FAX: 515/331-7401

E-mail: mail@appliedart.com

Web site: http://www.appliedart.com&#013;

Year established: 1993

Partner: Mark Wilke (mwilke@appliedart.com)

Services: Web development, flash animation, Weband

disk-based training, interactive kiosks, trade

show and meeting presentations, film/video

production and post-production

BADER RUTTER & ASSOCIATES

(See advertisement in this issue)

13555 Bishops Ct, Brookfield, WI 53005;

262/764-7200, FAX: 262/938-5595

E-mail: info@bader-rutter.com

Web site: http://www.baderrutter.com&#013;

Year established: 1974

Pres: Greg Nickerson

(gnickerson@badar-rutter.com)

Business Dev Dir: Allison Lauer

(alauer@bader-rutter.com)

Services: Full-service marketing services agency

specializing in strategic planning and branding via a

comprehensive strategic planning process

BRIGHTON

349 Marshall Ave, Suite 100, Webster Groves, MO

63119; 314/961-9393, 800/259-8617,

FAX: 314/961-9343

E-mail: info@brightonusa.com

Web site: http://www.brightonusa.com&#013;

Year established: 1989

Pres/CEO: Roger Yount

(roger.yount@brightonusa.com)

Acct Supervisor: Mark Green

(mark.green@brightonusa.com)

Services: Full-service integrated marketing,

advertising, communications agency with focus on

strategic planning, customer relationship marketing,

e-commerce and brand equity development

CCI MARKETING, INC.

442 Edwards Ave, Suite 100, PO Box 600, Dundee,

IL 60118-0600; 847/836-5100, FAX: 647/836-5140

Web site: http://www.ccimarketing.com&#013;

Year established: 1986

Pres/Owner: Warren E. Clark

(warren.clark@ccimarketing.com)

Services: Web site development, e-commerce

platforms, database development

CHANDLER EHRLICH

6750 Lenox Center Ct, Suite 300, Memphis, TN

38115; 901/761-5748, FAX: 901/767-5170

E-mail: info@cecnet.com

Web site: http://www.cecnet.com&#013;

Year established: 1977

Pres: Jerry Ehrlich (jehrlich@cecnet.com)

Ag Client Svcs: Michael Littman

(mlittman@cecnet.com)

Ag Sr Acct Mgr: Ken Woodmansee

(kwoodmansee@cecnet.com)

Ag Acct Mgr: Camille Gamble

(cgamble@cecnet.com)

Ag Acct Coord: Brian Carter (bcarter@cecnet.com)

HR Mgr/Controller: Rosemary Earp

Services: All aspects of electronic marketing

communications including, but not limited to: Web

site design, CD-ROMs, intranets, back-end

applications, wireless applications and animated

graphics

CHARLESTONIORWIG, INC.

(See advertisement in this issue)

515 W North Shore Dr, Hartland, WI 53029;

262/563-5100, FAX: 262/563-5101

E-mail: info@comktg.com

Web site: http://www.charlestonorwig.com&#013;

Year established: 1992

CEO: Lyle Orwig (leo@comktg.com)

Exec VP: P. Lynn Balinas (lynnb@comktg.com)

Services: Marketing communications and issues

management, including market planning/research,

public affairs, public relations, advertising, media

planning/buying, direct mail, fulfillment services,

audiovisual services, interactive marketing

communications, interactive sales support, print

collateral and trade show support

ESOLUTIONS BY DOANE

11701 Borman Dr, #300, St. Louis, MO 63146;

314/569-2700, FAX: 314/569-1083

E-mail: esolutions@doane.com

Year established: 2001

Number of employees: 3

Comms: Bob Wanzel (bwanzel@doane.com)

Sales & Mktg: Josh Turney (jturney@doane.com)

Services: Business communication systems and

e-newsletter development, e-mail list management;

Web content including news, weather, markets,

market commentary, special features and custom

designed content; many special Internet tools to

assist the producer and agribusiness in crop

production and marketing

FORTHEFARM.COM *

6417 Normandy Ln, Madison, WI 53719;

608/277-9021, 888/278-2580, FAX: 606/277-9021

E-mail: mailus@forthefarm.com

Web site: http://www.forthefarm.com&#013;

HICKMAN + ASSOCIATES

11350 N. Meridian St, Suite 100, Carmel, IN 46032;

317/816-9760, FAX: 317/816-9770

Web site: http://www.hickmanassociates.com&#013;

Year established: 1968

Pres: Melissa Hickman

(mhickman@hickmanassociates.com)

Acct Svc Dir: Tiffany Frash

(tfrash@hickmanassociatas.com)

Services: Full-service communications agency

IE-MEDIA

(A Division of E.W. McDaniels

Marketing Communications)

PO Box 729, Pekin, IL 61554; 309/346-4230,

FAX: 309/346-8458

E-mail: info@ewmcd.com

Web site: http://www.ie-media.com&#013;

Year established: 1966

Pres: Randall McDaniels (rmcdaniels@ewmcd.com)

Acct Exec: Karen Hartwig (khartwig@ewmcd.com)

Services: Integrates marketing messages in a variety

of electronic media: Web sites, CD-ROMs, touch

screens, PowerPoint presentations, e-newsletters;

also offers consulting and training

GINTY JOCIUS & ASSOCIATES

193 Woolwich St, Guelph, ON N1H 3Y4;

519/822-2888, FAX: 519/822-1092

E-mail: jocius@gintyjocius.com

Web site: http://www.gintyjocius.com&#013;

Year established: 1978

Number of employees: 15

Pres: Ginty Jocius

LATORRA, PAUL & MCCANN

120 E. Washington St, Syracuse, NY 13202;

315/476-1646, FAX: 315/476-1611

E-mail: lpm@lpm-adv.com

Web site: http://www.lpm-adv.com&#013;

Year established: 1993

Pres: Louis J. Latorra (latorra@lpm-adv.com)

Services: Full-service, value-driven agency providing

clients with a history of on-target and on-budget

integrated ag communications solutions

LEADING EDGE NEW MEDIA INC.

350 Talbot St, London, ON N6A 2R6;

519/438-9864, FAX: 519/660-8476

E-mail: le_info@lenewmedia.com

Web site: http://www.lenewmedia.com&#013;

Year established: 1987

Pres: Zena Besterd

(zena.besterd@lenewmedia.com)

Services: Complete Web site, e-commerce and

Internet solutions, kiosks, multimedia presentations,

new media authoring

LINK ADVERTISING INC.

554 Waterloo St, London, ON N6B 2P9;

519/432-1634, 800/472-5731, FAX: 519/432-4626

Web site: http://www.linkad.com&#013;

Year established: 1988

Pres: Anne McKeown (annemc@linkad.com)

Art Dir: Jeff Wies (jwies@linkad.com)

Services: Full-service ad agency specializing in

agrichemicals, seed and packaging

MIDS/MCCORMICK

INTERNET DESIGN SERVICES

(See advertisement in this issue)

1000 S. Adams St, Amarillo, TX 79101;

806/374-5333, 800/800-4439, FAX: 806/372-7040

E-mail: info@mids.net

Web site: http://www.mids.net&#013;

Year established: 1997

Pres: Mark Perrin (perrin@mccormickcompany.com)

Internet Dept Mgr: Jerry Bergeron

(sirjello@mids.net)

Services: Web site creation, marketing, consultation,

hosting, site promotion and integration, custom

animation

MACLAY & SHOEMAKER GRAPHICS, LTD. *

375 Highland Dr, PO Box 565, Mountville, PA 17554;

717/285-4042, FAX: 717/285-4966

E-mail: graphics@msgraphics.com

Web site: http://www.msgraphics.com&#013;

Year established: 1971

MALONE ADVERTISING

388 S. Main St, #410, Akron, OH 44311;

330/376-6148, FAX: 330/253-1218

E-mail: malone@malonead.com

Web site: http://www.malonead.com&#013;

Year established: 1942

Pres: Fred Bidwell (fredb@malonead.com)

Pres, Malone2: John Haselow

(johnh@malonead.com)

Mktg Dir: Fred Siegel (freds@malonead.com)

Services: Full service e-marketing solutions to drive

sales and retain existing customers

MEERS MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS

523 Walnut, Kansas City, MO 64106; 816/474-2920,

FAX: 816/474-2250

Web site: http://www.meers.com&#013;

Year established: 1992

Pres: Sam Meers (sam@meers.com)

MORGAN&MYERS

(See advertisement in this issue)

2909 Hennepin Ave S., Minneapolis, MN 55408;

612/825-0050, FAX: 612/825-9599

Web site: http://www.morganmyers.com&#013;

Year established: 1982

Pres/CEO: Gary Myers

(gmyers@morganmyers.com)

Dir, Digital Svcs: Jim Brophy

(jbrophy@morganmyers.com)

Services: Building of brands, relationships and

reputations

ERIC MOWER AND ASSOCIATES *

500 Plum St, Syracuse, NY 13204; 315/466-1000,

800/724-0289, FAX: 315/466-2000

E-mail: information@mower.com

Web site: http://www.mower.com&#013;

Year established: 1959

NKH&W, INC.

600 Broadway, Kansas City, MO 64105;

816/642-8881, FAX: 816/642-6340

E-mail: nkhw@nkhw.com

Web site: http://www.nkhw.com&#013;

Year established: 1981

Pres/CEO: F. Peter Kovac (pkovac@nkhw.com)

Services: All interactive services, including Web site

development, CD-ROM publishing, e-commerce, and

Internet media planning and buying

NORTHERN LIGHTS

INTERNET SOLUTIONS, LTD.

215-116 Research Dr, Saskatoon, SK S7N 3R3;

306/931-0020, FAX: 306/931-7667

E-mail: info@lights.com

Web site: http://www.lights.com&#013;

Year established: 1994

Owner: Darlene Fichter (fichter@lights.com)

Gen Mgr: Janice Poniatowski (janice@lights.com)

Services: Web site development, Internet and

intranet consulting and training, custom Internet

programming, online databases, shopping carts,

virtual domain hosting

OSTER & ASSOCIATES, INC.

6225 Lusk Blvd, Suite A, San Diego, CA 92121;

858/535-8101, FAX: 858/535-1925

E-mail: info@ostarads.com

Web site: http://www.ostarads.com&#013;

Year established: 1986

Pres: Bev Oster (bevo@osterads.com)

Bus Development: Tori Peck (torip@oster.ds.com)

Services: Full-service advertising, marketing and

public relations agency specializing in integrated

marketing communication services

PAULSEN MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS

3510 S. First Ave Cir, Sioux Falls, SD 57105;

605/336-1745, FAX: 605/336-9577

E-mail: paulsen@paulsenmarketing.com

Web site: http://www.paulsenmarketing.com&#013;

Year established: 1951

Pres/CEO: Thane Paulsen

(thane@paulsenmarketing.com)

VP/Acct Supv: Greg Guse

(gguse@paulsenmarketing.com)

Services: Full-service, integrated marketing

communications agency with extensive agricultural

experience and strong Internet design and

implementation capabilities

QUARRY INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS

180 King St S., 7th Fl, Waterloo, ON N2J 1P8;

888/570-2020, FAX: 519/743-2675

Web site: http://www.quarry.com&#013;

Year established: 1973

Pres: Alan Quarry (aquarry@quarry.com)

VP, Integrated Comms: Peter Hohenadel

(phohenadel@quarry.com)

Services: Complete interactive services; Web

hosting; e-commerce applications

SCHLASSE GMBH FOR COMMUNICATIONS *

Alte Freiheit 1, Wuppertal, Germany 42103; ++49

202 2 45 48 0, FAX: ++49 202 2 44 24 56

E-mail: schlasse@schlasse.de

Year established: 1959

Managing Dir: Jochen Krieger

(j.krieger@schlasse.com)

Managing Dir: Karlheinz Lohmann

(lohmann@schlasse.de)

Acct Supv: Volker Koch (koch@schlasse.de)

Services: Business-to-business specialist that offers

complete marketing and communication solutions

especially for agriculture, food, construction,

automotive, DIY and chemistry

TIMES CITIZEN COMMUNICATIONS

406 Stevens St, PO Box 640, Iowa Falls, IA 50126;

641/648-2521, 800/798-2691, FAX: 641/648-4765

E-mail: tcc@iafalls.com

Web site: http://www.iafalls.com&#013;

Year established: 1850

Gen Mgr: Jo Martin

Special Svcs Mktg: Marian Gehrk

(marian@iafalls.com)

Services: Advertising sales, printing, Web design,

media release service, marketing services, database

maintenance

VENTURELABOUR.COM

512 Woolwich St, Guelph, ON N1H 3X7;

519/763-9660, 888/248-4893, FAX: 519/837-3408

E-mail: info@venturelabour.com

Web site: http://www.venturelabour.com&#013;

Year established: 2000

Dir: Graham Dyer (graham@venturelabour.com)

CSO: Dr. Vincent Amanor-Boadu

CMO: Darren Marsland

Services: Leading thought and risk partner focused

on technology innovations; core offerings include

strategic consulting, e-business development and

hosting

E-BUSINESS

AGDATA

2100 Rexford Rd, Suite 300, Charlotte, NC 28211;

704/364-2186

E-mail: agdata.info@agiml.net

Web site: http://www.agdata.net&#013;

Year established: 1984

Number of employees: 100+

Pres: Verl Purdy (verl.purdy@agiml.net)

VP, Bus Dev: Suzanne Heam

(suzanne.hearn@agiml.net)

HR Mgr/Corp Recruiter: Paula Sitton

(paula.sitton@agiml.net)

Products: Marketing program management,

customer database management, statistical

modeling, market research, EDI management, call

center management, data-driven Web development,

proprietary data collection

AGRICUCK

4225 Baltimore Ave, Kansas City, MO 64111;

952/851-9329, FAX: 952/851-4601

Web site: http://www.agriclick.com&#013;

Year established: 1999

Publisher: Mike Gonitzke

(mgonitzke@primediabusiness.com)

AGRICULTURE ONLINE

1716 Locust St, Des Moines, IA 50309-3023;

515/284-2861, 800/678-2869, FAX: 515/284-3563

E-mail: scott.mortimer@meredith.com

Web site: http://www.agriculture.com&#013;

Year established: 1995

Number of employees: 41

Nat Sales Mgr: Scott Mortimer

(scott.mortimer@meredith.com)

Products: Interactive marketing solutions from

banners, buttons and skyscrapers to e-mail

newsletter and site sectional sponsorships and

micro sites

AGRIFOOD INNOVATIONS

512 Woolwich St, Guelph, ON N1H 3X7;

519/763-9660

E-mail: info@agrifood.com

Web site: http://www.agrifood.com&#013;

Year established: 2000

Number of employees: 12

Mktg Dir: Darren Marsland (darren@agrifood.com)

Services: Strategic technology consulting,

e-business development, e-business hosting and

networking, and “Smart Velocity” suite of Web-based

database tools

AGRISTAR GLOBAL NETWORKS, LTD. *

541 N. Fairbanks Ct, Suite 1850, Chicago, IL 60611;

312/595-1200, FAX: 312/595-1204

E-mail: info@agristar.com

Web site: http://www.agristar.com&#013;

Year established: 2001

AGSUPPLIER.COM

PO Box 13458, Grand Forks, ND 58208;

701/775-5325, 877/281-5529, FAX: 701/775-9587

E-mail: info@agsupplier.com

Web site: http://www.agsupplier.com&#013;

Year established: 1999

Pres: Randy Brown (randyb@agsupplier.com)

Gen Mgr: Matt Glessner (mattg@agsupplier.com)

New Business Contact: Gary Shields

(garys@agsupplier.com)

Products: Chemical, seed, equipment, fertilizer,

precision farming, general supplies, financing

Services: Partners with full-service agri-chemical

retailers, and also enables growers to order online

using multiple payment options and find relevant

product information

CAREERSINAG.COM

(See advertisement in this issue)

11701 Borman Dr, #300, St. Louis, MO 63146;

314/569-2700, FAX: 314/569-1083

E-mail: careersinag@doane.com

Web site: http://www.careersinag.com, http://www.doane.com&#013;

Year established: 2001

VP: Bill Schuermann (bschuermann@doane.com)

Cust Svc/Sales: Judy Knoll (jknoll@doane.com)

Project Coordinator: Bekah Reddick

(breddick@doane.com)

Project Editor: Becky Rasmussen

(brasmussen@doane.com)

Services: Premier career site for agribusiness and all

aspects of the food and fiber industries; resume and

job posting/searches

CCI MARKETING, INC.

442 Edwards Ave, Suite 100, PO Box 600, Dundee,

IL 60118-0600; 847/836-5100, FAX: 847/836-5140

E-mail: warren.clark@ccimarketing.com

Web site: http://www.ccimarketing.com&#013;

Year established: 1986

Number of employees: 3

Pres/Owner: Warren E. Clark

(warren.clark@ccimarketing.com)

Products: Custom e-newsletters, Tec Agri News-sponsored

e-newsletter reaching any portion of CCI,

Inc.’s e-mail database (100,000+) and/or print mail

database (2.1 million), AgPRonline.com technology

news release distribution service (1,200+)

Services: Web site development, database

enhancement and development

DATA TRANSMISSION NETWORK

(See advertisement in this issue)

9110 W. Dodge Rd, Suite 200, Omaha, NE 68114;

402/390-2328, 800/485-4000, FAX: 402/390-7188

Web site: http://www.dtn.com, http://www.agdayta.com&#013;

Year established: 1984

Number of employees: 900

Pres: Darren Siekman

CEO: Ken Benvenuto

Ad Sales Mgr: Brent Low (brent.low@dtn.com)

EDOANE

(See advertisement in this issue)

11701 Borman Dr, #300, St. Louis, MO 63146;

314/569-2700, FAX: 314/569-1083

Year established: 1919

Number of employees: 60

Pres: Lynn magnetic name badges Henderson (lhenderson@doane.com)

Publisher: Allen Dever (adever@doane.com)

Sales Content: Josh Turney (jturney@doane.com)

Customer Svc: Carol Renfrow

(crenfrow@doane.com)

Products: Internet delivery of timely, accurate market

analysis and advice for profitable farming business

decisions

E-MARKETS, INC.

1506 Golden Aspen Dr, Suite 108, Ames, IA 50010;

515/233-8720, 877/674-7419, FAX: 515/956-9388

E-mail: customercare@e-markets.com

Web site: http://www.e-markets.com&#013;

Year established: 1996

Number of employees: 35

Pres/COO: Scott Cavey

(scott.cavey@e-markets.com)

Dir Bus Dev: Phil VanValkenburg

(phil.vanvalkenburg@e-markets.com)

HR Mgr: Judy Denny (judy.denny@e-markets.com)

Products: ERP systems for produce, grain and input

supply businesses; online input ordering/inventory,

contracting/traceability, and commodity pricing

management systems

EMERGE INTERACTIVE

10305 102nd Terr, Sebastian, FL 32958;

877/578-2333

E-mail: info@emergeinteractive.com

Web site: http://www.emergeinteractive.com&#013;

Year established: 1996

Number of employees: 40

CEO: Dave Warren

Services: Individual animal tracking, food safety, and

supply procurement services

FARM PROGRESS

(See advertisement in this issue)

191 South Gary Ave, Carol Stream, IL 60188;

630/690-5600, FAX: 630/462-2869

E-mail: info@farmprogress.com

Web sites: farmprogress.com,

americanagriculturist.com, californiafarmer.com,

carolinavirginiafarmer.com, dakotafarmer.com,

the-farmer.com, indianaprairiefarmer.com,

kansasfarmer.com, michiganfarmer.com,

midsouthfarmer.com, missouriruralist.com,

nebraskafarmer.com, ohiofarmer.com,

prairiefarmer.com, thefarmerstockman.com,

wallacesfarmer.com, westernfarmerstockman.com,

wisconsinagriculturalist.com, farmprogresshow.com,

huskerharvestdays.com, farmerstockmanshow.com,

agrilandexpo.com, carolinafarmshow.com,

hayexpo.com, newyorkfarmshow.com,

oklahomafarmshow.com, feedstuffs.com,

tackntogs.com

Year established: 1841

Number of employees: 200

Pres: Chuck Roth

VP, Mktg Svcs: Dave Wilson

VP, Adv: Don Tourte

VP, Editorial: Sara Wyant

Publisher, Miller Group: Sarah Muirhead

Mktg Dir: Rosemary Schimek

Products: Web sites serving America’s farm, ranch

and agribusiness sectors’ informational needs;

custom agricultural content provider; Web site

development and management; custom Web

marketing services development and mainenance

FARMS.COM LTD. CANADA

148 Fullarton St, Suite 1400, London, ON

N6A 5P3; 877/438-5729, FAX: 519/438-1302

Addl office: Farms.com Ltd, USA, Aspen Business

Park, 1601 Golden Aspen Dr, Ames, Iowa 50010;

877/438-5729, FAX: 519/438-1302

E-mail: joe.dales@farms.com

Web site: http://www.farms.com, http://www.pigchamp.com&#013;

Year established: 1996

Number of employees: 37

Pres: Doug Maus

Sr VP: Joe Dales (joe.dales@farms.com)

HR: Chris Lanteigne (chris.lanteigne@farms.com)

Services: Leading agriculture e-business solutions

provider with a wide range of services, including

auctions, exchanges, online marketing and software;

leading ag portal Web site for the swine, cattle and

crop industries; leading livestock marketing company

with M&F Trading; leading swine industry software

company with PigCHAMP, Inc.

FASTLINE PUBLICATIONS

PO Box 246, Buckner, KY 40010; 502/222-0146,

800/626-6409, FAX: 502/222-0615

E-mail: info@fastline.com

Web site: http://www.fastline.com&#013;

Year established: 1978

Pres: Bill Howard

Customer Relations: Denise Wisdom

(dwisdom@fastline.com)

Products: Picture-buying guide for farmers, ranchers

and truckers

Services: Advertising opportunities available in print

and online

FREESE-NOTIS WEATHER/

FREESE-NOTIS GLOBAL INTERNET

2411 Grand Ave, Des Moines, IA 50312-5374 (Attn:

Internet and Weather Projects); 515/282-9310,

877/322-7970, FAX: 515/282-6832;

E-mail: agrimarketing@weather.com

Web site: http://www.weather.net/fn/doane.weather.html&#013;

Year established: 1973

Number of employees: 15

CIO: D.R. Arthur

VP/Secretary: Harvey Freese

HR Mgr: W. Lawrence

Services: Weather forecasting for Web sites, risk

management, commodities traders with InterRAD

doppler radar for Internet browsers and marketing

HEARTLAND AG-BUSINESS GROUP

1003 Central Ave, Fort Dodge, IA 50501;

515/574-2138, 800/673-4763, FAX: 515/574-2162

E-mail: fhl@farmershotline.com

Web site: http://www.agdeal.com&#013;

Year established: 1975

Number of employees: 24

Pres: Steve Scanlan (steve@hlipublishing.com)

HR Mgr: Bill McCullough (bill@hlipublishing.com)

Acct Rep: Jerry Will (jerry@farmershotline.com)

Products: Print publications, Web site design, list

rental for Farmers HotLine, Farm Equipment Guide,

Farmer’s Digest, Antique Tractor Guide, Iron

Memories and the new Outdoor Power Guide

LANDEC AG, INC.

306 N. Main St, Monticello, IN 47960; 574/583-2741,

800/241-7252, FAX: 574/583-7016

E-mail: info@landecag.com

Year established: 1985

Number of employees: 73

Pres/CEO: Tom Crowley (tcrowley@landecag.com)

CFO: Mike Godlove (mgodlove@landecag.com)

VP Mktg: Bill Gass (bgass@landecag.com)

Services: Agricultural technology company that

specializes in temperature-activated seed coatings

and direct distribution of branded seeds

MACHINERYLINK

1600 Genessee, Suite 360, Kansas City, MO 64102;

816/472-5900, 800/713-5618, FAX: 816/472-5902

E-mail: info@machinerylink.com

Web site: http://www.machinerylink.com&#013;

Year established: 2000

Number of employees: 25

Pres/HR Mgr: David Forsee

(dforsee@machinerylink.com)

Dir Mktg: Jeff Sharp (jsharp@machinerylink.com)

Services: Innovation Program that allows producers

to utilize the newest farm machinery at a fraction of

the cost of full ownership or traditional leases

POWERFARM.COM

PO Box 668, Cedar Falls, IA 50613; 319/277-9306,

800/277-1525, FAX: 319/277-0144

Web site: http://www.powerfarm.com&#013;

Year established: 1999

Number of employees: 10

VP, Mktg: Tad Mozena

(tad.mozena@agservices.com)

Mktg Mgr: Lisa Verbeck

(lisa.verbeck@agservices.com)

Products: Financing, seed, chemicals, fertilizer,

equipment and animal health products; crop

insurance and agriculture consulting

Services: Powerfarm.com, a one-stop way to

purchase and finance products and services

PRAIRIEINET *

4601 Westown Pkwy, Suite 200, West Des Moines,

IA 50266; 515/440-0848, 877/794-6224,

FAX: 515/440-0849

E-mail: info@prairieinet.net

Web site: http://www.prairieinet.net&#013;

Year established: 2000

SLOAN EXPRESS

120 N. College, PO Box 80, Assumption, IL 62510;

217/226-3155, 800/934-9777, FAX: 217/226-3351

E-mail: agparts@sloanex.com

Web site: http://www.sloanex.com&#013;

Year established: 1993

Number of employees: 10

Gen Mgr: Brian Sims (bsims@sloans.com)

Products: New parts supplier for combines, planters,

tractors, manure spreaders and many farm

accessories such as hitch pins and roller chains

SMALL GRAINS *

2600 Wheat Dr, Red Lake Falls, MN 56750;

218/253-4311, 800/242-6118, FAX: 218/253-4320

TOOLSHED AG INFORMATION NETWORK

2600 Wheat Dr, Red Lake Falls, MN 56750;

218/253-4311, 800/242-6118, FAX: 218/253-4320

E-mail: mnwheat@gvtel.com

Web site: http://www.smallgrains.org&#013;

Year established: 2000

Number of employees: 3

Program Dir: Tara Gillespie

(tgillespie@prairieagcomm.com)

Sales Dir: Dave McSparron

(dmcsparron@prairieagcomm.com)

Products: Provides 18 affiliate name badge company Web sites with news,

weather, continually updated markets and

seasonally specific information targeted to small

grains producers

XSAG.COM

2610 Wycliff Rd, Suite 402, Raleigh, NC 27607;

919/327-9500, 877/497-2436, FAX: 919/783-9717

E-mail: customerservice@xsinc.com

Web site: http://www.xsag.com&#013;

Year established: 1998

Number of employees: 20

Pres/CEO: Fulton Breen (fbreen@xsinc.com)

CFO: Thad Arrnbruster (tarmbruster@xsinc.com)

Services: A neutral market maker, bringing buyers

and sellers together and providing a seamless

e-commerce fulfillment operation, including reel-time

freight quotes and escrow services

* Updated info not received for ’03 MSG.

Is It Really Stealing? Petty Theft In The Workplace by Dianne Shaddock

An employee puts a pen and notepad in his bag on the way out of the office because he’ll need something to write with so that he can make a “things to do list” on the way home.

Another employee needs to make copies https://www.namebadge.com/ of her bank loan paperwork http://www.holmesstamp.com/category/name-tags/ and uses the office copy machine along with the office copy paper to make copies of a 12 page document in triplicate. The pen, notepad and copy paper were purchased by the company for company business, yet these items are being used for personal use. Are these employees stealing from the company?

Workplace theft is an issue that can’t be ignored. Businesses lose untold amounts of money each year through employee theft; from laptops, computer monitors and company cell phones, theft is a real issue for many businesses.

I can say with some certainty that your employees who are using office supplies for personal use do not believe that they are stealing. For most employees, taking office supplies is really just a matter of convenience and not given a second thought.

But should you consider this behavior stealing? Does the taking of office supplies that don’t belong to you fall under the same net as the taking of more costly workplace items? It depends on your definition of stealing, how rigid or loosely applied your definition of stealing is, and how you would like to apply your definition to the workplace.

According to the “Merriam Webster” dictionary, to “steal” means:

~To take the property of another wrongfully and especially as a habitual or regular practice

~To take or appropriate without right or leave and with intent to keep or make use of

~To take surreptitiously or without permission

~To appropriate to oneself or beyond one’s proper share

Using the literal interpretation of what constitutes stealing, taking anything that doesn’t belong to you is stealing, period. I would argue that when it comes to removing items from the workplace, that there should be a less rigid definition of what theft means. Employers have the responsibility of defining what actions in the workplace constitutes stealing; especially if an employer’s position is that taking even a small office supply such as a pen is stealing.

Yes, taking property that is not yours can technically be considered stealing, but do you really want to label an employee who removes a pen from company property, or who uses copy paper for personal use as a thief?

Replacing office supplies is costly for an organization, especially if the supplies are not being used to further advance the work of your company. You can minimize these types of losses by making it clear to your employees both verbally and in writing what your expectations are regarding company property.

Let your staff know id name badges that in order to curtail expenses, employees should be mindful not to use office supplies for personal use at any time, or minimally without prior permission.

It’s a best management practice to have a general policy that addresses what the consequences are if an employee is caught stealing, but use common sense when determining which actions should be used as a teaching moment versus actions that should be addressed swiftly given the severity of the infraction.

What do you think? I welcome your general comments or your experiences with workplace theft.

On line E-Business Course Possibilities

Modern day great Online me is demanding organizations to have an on line presence so that you can build a extra profitable enterprise. College students get numerous program choices in order to select when taking into consideration earning a diploma in e-business. On the net education is actually readily available via many colleges which might be dedicated to instructing pupils the best way to use the web for business operations.

Individuals may understand regarding the market being a complete, coming from a supervision place, or from a discount standpoint. Individuals learn your exact same fundamental principles in all of the diploma possibilities what are the procedures for beginning along with building a organization on line. Via the particular separate focus program regions pupils create distinct skills which might be utilized in e-business. On the web instruction could be entered throughout program solutions in which contain:

oE-Business

oE-Business Administration

oE-Commerce

Schooling can be offered to college students inside document applications that educate dierected skills with regard to entry-level http://logospectrum.com/page/name_badges opportunities. Undergraduate teaching is used to explore almost all from the name badges foundational locations involving e-business. From this level individuals may enter scholar training where they will develop advanced name badges abilities as well as knowing, that enables these phones take about control roles. For every study course area work placement will look a bit distinct however most professionals focus on creating and looking after a powerful on the internet presence with regard to customers.

Within an total e-business plan individuals explore info engineering and exactly how that’s utilized to develop a reliable online advertising and marketing as well as supervision strategy. Technologies as well as organization related abilities are usually highlighted to be able to enable college students to produce and keep an on-line organization. On line training addresses numerous places which include investigate approaches, data techniques, overall costs, along with financial situation. Organization abilities are integrated together with internet site design, process investigation, along with system supervision to train individuals how you can help make an online organization operate correctly.

Individuals that will would like to move forward away from only becoming in an on the internet enterprise can easily get into instruction inside e-business operations. The potential to perform a personal enterprise or perhaps control another woman’s is actually gained. Company supervision, personal computer servicing, accounting, and computer research are generally courses which train individuals to work together with on line corporations. Affiliate marketing, phishing, equipment disappointment, along with internet assault are typical locations talked about within a plan. Students can expect in order to research case scientific studies regarding Dept of transportation Org testimonials and disappointments. Through this kind of individuals understand to development an enterprise plan while comprehending electric exchange as well as internet site creation.

Understanding for you to support all regions of an on the net profile can be obtained any time college students complete on-line understanding throughout e-commerce. The combined method is used to show pupils with regards to computer programs and enterprise relevant control. Web marketing and advertising, media design, and also project management software certainly are a several subjects talked about inside a good on the net program.

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Staples to close 225 stores

Staples to close 225 stores – Mar. 6, 2014 by Chris Isidore   @CNNMoney March 6, 2014: 12:17 PM ET

The http://www.holmesstamp.com/category/name-tags/ store closings will come to about 12% of its stores in North America. The closings build upon the 40 stores it closed in the region in 2013. Staples said it is aiming to save $500 million annually through the closings and other cost cutting measures.

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The announcement comes two days after electronics retailer Radio Shack (RSH) announced plans to close up to 1,100 stores, or about 20% of its locations.

Staples also reported lower sales and earnings in its most recent quarter that ended Feb. 1, a period that included the holiday shopping period. And it warned that sales and earnings would be lower again in the current quarter, missing forecasts of analysts.

Related: Staples’ mini post offices draw union ire

Staples is facing increased competition from Office Depot (ODP), which purchased smaller rival OfficeMax during 2013. The combined operations of the two chains now have more locations in North America than Staples, even though Staples is still larger in terms of sales.

Office Depot could be announcing its own store closings in the future as it deals with overlapping locations in the same market produced by the merger.

A more serious long-term threat to Staples and other brick-and-mortar retailers is the ever-increasing competition from online retailers such as Amazon (AMZN). Shoppers are likely to engage in a practice known as “showrooming” in which they go to a brick-and-mortar store to look at a product, but then purchase it online, generally at a lower price.

Related: Staples starts selling 3-D printers

In response, Staples is putting more emphasis on its online operation, which it says now generates nearly half of its sales. It ended 2013 with more than 500,000 items offered for sale online,about five times as many as were offered online at the beginning of the year.

Online sales grew 10% in the fourth quarter compared to a year earlier, at the name badges same time that sales in its brick-and-mortar stores open at least a year fell 7%.

“A year ago, we announced a plan to fundamentally reinvent our company,” said Staples CEO Ron Sargent. “We’re meeting the changing needs of business customers and taking aggressive action to reduce costs and improve efficiency.”

Shares of Staples (SPLS) tumbled more than 12% in early trading.

CNNMoney (New York) First published March https://nicebadge.com/ 6, 2014: 7:00 AM ET

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Research and Markets: Office Stationery Supplies and Services Market in the GCC 2015-2019 with Jarir Marketing, 3M, Avery Dennison & Office Depot Dominating

DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/3xm7x2/office_stationery)

has announced the addition of the “Office

Stationery Supplies and Services Market in the GCC 2015-2019″

report to their offering.

The analysts forecast the office stationery, supplies, and services

market in the GCC to grow at a CAGR of 18.77% during the period

2014-2019.

The report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the

office stationery, supplies, and services market for the period

2015-2019. To calculate the market size, the report considers revenue

generated from the sale of paper-based products, office services,

storage and equipment, writing and marking instruments, and presentation

materials.

Vendors feel buoyed by the high potential of eco-friendly products to

shape the market during the forecast period. They have taken note of the

growing traction of environmentally friendly and energy-efficient

products and are focusing increasingly on corporate social

responsibilities. They are putting much emphasis on sustainability by,

for instance, creating green operational environments. They have started

exploring eco-friendly materials for manufacturing office stationery

products, without compromising on the functionality and sophistication

of these products. Part of the reason why vendors “go green” is because

ecofriendly products have a different appeal: they are designed

beautifully.

According to http://name-tags.net/ the report, the GCC has emerged as an important market for

office stationery products, driven by company name badge economic growth across various

sectors in these countries. These countries are investing heavily in the

education sector and are promoting SMEs through the introduction of

favorable policies.

Further, the report states that a major factor hindering market growth

is the high availability of counterfeit products, which are easily

available through imports from APAC.

Key vendors

– 3M

– Avery Dennison

– Jarir Marketing

– Office Depot

Other prominent vendors

– Al Furqan Trading

– AMJ Stationery

– Awali Stationery

– Farooq International Stationery

– Global Office Supplies

– Kwality Printing and Stationery

– Middle East Stationery and Trading Company

– Paper Art Products

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/3xm7x2/office_stationery

8 of the Best Websites for Pretty Office Supplies

This blog was originally published on Redesign Revolution.

It is officially back-to-school season. Whether you are excited or filled with dread, it is high time you get prepared. That being said, we know that not all of our readers are in school. Many of us have been heading to the office 5 days a week, all summer long. That’s why we are dedicating this post not only to back-to-schoolers, but maybe those of us who https://www.name-badges.com/ are feeling a little “blah” about our office environments right now.

We have compiled a list for the best office supplies (and back to school supplies) that can be used to keep your organized and on top of your work. It might even spark a bit of creativity within you because it is all so glorious to look at. Forget wholesale Staples notepads, and get magnetic name badges inspired.

Poppin is definitely one of our favorite office supply shops. With endless colors and set combinations, we don’t think there is anything you can’t buy here. What’s more is that their sleek design is perfect for any office environment. From corporate to creative, there is no doubt that coworkers everywhere will be eyeing you (and your perfectly arranged desk) down.

Rifle Paper Co.

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Rifle Paper has been featured before as one of our favorite stationery brands with an inspirational Instagram account to boot. Invest in their sweet notebooks, personalized office stationery, and calendars that will surely keep you on top of your appointments.

Oh, Hello Friend!

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Oh, Hello Friend has the ultimate supplies for the coolest creatives. From camera-shaped tape dispensers, to scissors, and decorative magnets, you’ll never run out of ideas again.

Artifact Uprising

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If a notebook could be classified as “artisanal”, then Artifact Uprising would be the company to qualify as such. Their mission is to inspire creatives – whether you’re a designer, photographer, or “joy-maker” – to record their stories and timelines in a beautiful way. Never forget anything ever again.

Artsy Modern

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Artsy Modern is a smaller website with a killer eye for design and style. While most of their website features amazing home furniture & decor, their paper goods are just as chic. Who knew you could buy designer pens.

Rad And Hungry

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Finally, there is Rad and Hungry, a website specializing in locally sourced office supplies. Some of our favorite picks? These Mexican paper clips, vintage pencils, and US Letter Booster Pack.

For more Product features, check out our articles here.

Staples to close 225 stores

Staples to close 225 stores – Mar. 6, 2014 by Chris Isidore   @CNNMoney March 6, 2014: 12:17 PM ET

The store closings will come to about 12% of its stores in North America. The http://www.namebadges.co.za/contact.aspx closings build upon the 40 stores it closed in the region in 2013. Staples said it is aiming to save $500 million annually through the closings and other cost cutting measures.

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The announcement comes two days after electronics retailer Radio Shack (RSH) announced plans to close up to 1,100 stores, or about 20% of its locations.

Staples also reported lower sales and earnings in its most recent quarter that ended Feb. 1, a period that included the holiday shopping period. And it warned that sales and earnings would be lower again in the current quarter, missing forecasts of analysts.

Related: Staples’ mini post offices draw union ire

Staples is facing increased competition from Office Depot (ODP), which purchased smaller rival OfficeMax during 2013. The combined operations of the two chains now have more locations in North America than Staples, even though staff name badges Staples is still larger in terms of sales.

Office Depot could be announcing its own store closings in the future as it deals with overlapping locations in the same market produced by the merger.

A more serious long-term threat to Staples and other brick-and-mortar retailers is the ever-increasing competition from online retailers such as Amazon (AMZN). Shoppers are likely to engage in a practice known as “showrooming” in which they go to a brick-and-mortar store to look at a product, but then purchase it online, generally at a lower price.

Related: Staples starts selling 3-D printers

In response, Staples is putting more emphasis on its online operation, which it says now generates nearly half of its sales. It ended 2013 with more than 500,000 items offered for sale online,about five times as many as were offered online at the beginning of the year.

Online sales grew 10% in the http://namify.com/name-tags fourth quarter compared to a year earlier, at the same time that sales in its brick-and-mortar stores open at least a year fell 7%.

“A year ago, we announced a plan to fundamentally reinvent our company,” said Staples CEO Ron Sargent. “We’re meeting the changing needs of business customers and taking aggressive action to reduce costs and improve efficiency.”

Shares of Staples (SPLS) tumbled more than 12% in early trading.

CNNMoney (New York) First published March 6, 2014: 7:00 AM ET

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Culture :: Online Shopping: The next big thing in India

Online shopping is attracting more and more people because of its time saving factor. There are numerous of websites that can help you in meeting your daily requirements. It’s convenient easy and time saving.

Online Shopping in India is on a high these days. Be it any product, small or big, expensive or cheap, it’s all available on the internet. This craze is increasing day by day and have virtually multiplied the online sales figures in the recent past. At the end of the day, the consumer is the winner of the fierce competitive world of online sales. Online shopping is nothing but browsing the Internet by goggling the key words of your product you want to buy. It’s easy and the World Wide Web has made it even easier. It is a chain that’s keeps repeating itself in all forms of profit making business.

Now that the retail market is on boom, the internet is browsed more often name badge company than not, and people are aware of the famous brands, which leads to extreme competition. This has actually forced the market to lower prices and this leads to users changing their trustworthiness. A few days ago, what was something amazing is now not more than an option in the market. When it comes to buying and selling, people want it to be smooth and easy. It is like doing everything http://www.recognitionexpress.com/realIndex.html?version=5 at the comfort of your home with the help of the internet. This trend is increasing in India. More and more people want to be the part of this virtual world.

The trend of online shopping in India is increasing because of the lack of time, fear of facing a traffic jam, weekend crowd, and overall the convenience to meet the daily requirements online is leading India to the virtual market. Online shopping was initially confined to the sale of books and music on the internet, but today the scenario has cut to a wider proposition. Here you can buy products ranging from a stereo company name badge system to an i-pod, Computers, Electronics items, Gifts, Home Appliances, Home Furnishing, Jewellery, Office Products, Personal Care products, Toys and Games and Travel packages among others.

There are specific portals for books, travel, music and mobiles. Not only are they ready to serve you 24 hours a day, but that too in a hassle free manner; the provision to do online payment ( through net banking, using credit ad debit cards) and cash-on-delivery have also contributed to the growth in demand.

E-Commerce Times: E-Business Means Business

October 28, 2016

Twitter shares were up Friday following a third-quarter earnings report that beat Wall Street estimates despite declining revenue growth. Twitter also announced a widely expected round of job cuts and the unexpected shutdown of Vine. Twitter has been on financial oxygen in recent weeks, after failing to find a buyer. Investors applauded the news that it will slash 9 percent of its workforce. [More…]

October 27, 2016

IBM has announced that it will incorporate its IBM Watson cognitive capabilities into the MobileFirst for iOS ecosystem to help boost the productivity of the global workforce. It was a little more than two years ago that the company entered a groundbreaking partnership with Apple to enhance the mobile enterprise space. The move is part of an overall rollout of enhancements to IBM’s Watson tech. [More…]

October 27, 2016

This is going to be political but you won’t be able to tell which side I’m on. You might ask, why on Earth would I get involved even tangentially in politics right now? The simple answer is that it impacts CRM and I have a viewpoint — but as I say, I’m not picking or revealing a side. I’ve been doing research in business agility lately — a fascinating area that soon will impact CRM. [More…]

October 26, 2016

Google on Tuesday announced Jamboard, a digital whiteboard for collaboration in the cloud. It’s compatible with G Suite and Google Search, as well as Google Drive. Users can collaborate and broadcast their work globally through Google Hangouts. Jamboard has a 55-inch 4K display with touchscreen functionality, a built-in HD camera, speakers, and WiFi connectivity. [More…]

October 25, 2016

Twitter appears close to slashing another 300 jobs, or about 8 percent of its workforce, as it works to recover from a failed round of acquisition talks with several suitors. The job cuts likely would be in sales. Twitter might be taking steps to make itself look more attractive to investors in preparation for its third-quarter earnings report later this week. [More…]

October 24, 2016

AT&T and Time Warner on Saturday announced they had reached a merger deal, setting off alarm bells across the industry. AT&T has agreed to buy Time Warner for $85.4 billion. At least a year’s worth of regulatory scrutiny, public hearings and political maneuvering is expected. The deal essentially would create the industry’s first vertically integrated mobile provider of premium cable. [More…]

October 20, 2016

Three owners of Galaxy Note7 smartphones this week filed a complaint in a federal court in Newark, New Jersey, that could become a class action lawsuit against Samsung. “Plaintiffs and the Class have suffered injury magnetic name badges in fact, incurred millions of dollars in fees, and have otherwise been harmed by Samsung’s conduct,” the complaint states. Samsung has recalled the phones and stopped producing them. [More…]

October 20, 2016

Red Hat and Ericsson on Wednesday announced an alliance meant to speed adoption of open source solutions in the information and communications technology space. The alliance will help promote a range of fully open source and production-ready cloud solutions, spanning OpenStack, software defined-networking and software-defined infrastructure, the companies said. [More…]

October 19, 2016

AI and machine learning have taken the industry by storm. Some say they will usher in a new age of better business processes and customer orientation, while others fret that automation will kill jobs. There definitely will be jobs that no longer make sense for humans id name badges to do, thanks to automation. However, there are some neglected business processes where AI and ML could make real contributions. [More…]

October 18, 2016

Salesforce, the last known suitor for Twitter, last week officially bowed out of the running for an acquisition deal, a move that forces the embattled company either to look for a new savior or find some internal answers to its lingering inability to find a winning growth strategy. Salesforce walked away from the deal because it wasn’t the right fit, CEO Marc Benioff said. [More…]

October 18, 2016

Microsoft last week shared new information about its upcoming Dynamics 365 cloud service: the addition of 100 new apps; the inclusion of Solution Integrator partners in Appsource; the division of apps and features into Enterprise and Business Editions, the latter for SMBs; and a new subscription model. Many of the new capabilities will be available in both editions on Nov. 1. [More…]

October 17, 2016

Verizon last week indicated that its $4.8 billion acquisition of Yahoo could be in jeopardy in light of the company’s delay in disclosing a massive 2014 data breach that compromised about 500 million account holders. Verizon may need some additional assurances, suggested General Counsel Craig Silliman. “I think we have a reasonable basis to believe right now that the impact is material.” [More…]

October 14, 2016

The massive amount of data available from connected devices creates an unprecedented opportunity for increased optimization of products and services — and, consequently, revenue. The deep investment in big data gathering and analytics is fueled by an ability to create added value for companies based on actionable business insights, and for consumers by providing lifestyle benefits. [More…]

October 14, 2016

“CRM is a mature industry, but it’s fundamentally not moving the needle for the user, for the subscriber — the sales rep or manager. It’s fundamentally recording your activities, but it doesn’t really let you commit with confidence to drive the right outcomes,” said Aviso CEO K.V. Rao. Predictive analytics “can help you find the right content faster. That’s what the state-of-the art is for sales. [More…]

October 13, 2016

The FCC on Tuesday announced that Comcast would pay a record $2.3 million fine to settle its investigation into whether the cable operator improperly charged customers for services and equipment they never approved, a practice known as “zero billing option.” Federal law bans cable operators from charging customers for unauthorized equipment or services. [More…]

October 12, 2016

Symantec on Tuesday reported on a malware campaign that has targeted financial organizations worldwide for the past 10 months. Dubbed “Trojan.Odinaff,” it has infiltrated the banking, securities, trading and payroll sectors, as well as organizations that provide them with support services. Odinaff is used in the first stage of an attack, to get a foothold into a network. [More…]

October 12, 2016

Nearly 25 years ago, Michael Hammer and James Champy coauthored http://www.officedepot.com/a/browse/name-badges/N=5+3877/ one of the most influential business books of the period, Reengineering the Corporation: A Manifesto for Business Revolution, anticipating some of the important changes that lay ahead. The corporate world was trying to cope with the growing pressures of globalization and the advent of personal computing. [More…]