Voices that matter are blogging for TAP on subjects that directly impact the success or failure of companies like yours. Whether our own subject matter experts or channel partners with their own areas of expertise, our posts are meant to provide actionable takeaways that will tilt the scales in your favor.
Small Business Innovation is Propelling the Aerospace Industry to New Heights
If you think it’s just the major players – Boeing, NASA, and the U.S. Air Force among them – that move aerospace forward, think again. Startups and smaller businesses are having great impact on the industry by shooting for the stars.
Cash (Flow) is King
Every business owner needs to pay attention to cash flow. Without money on hand, you can’t afford to make payroll, pay your bills, or make investments that drive your business forward. But if you’re unsure whether your cash flow is positive (“in the black”) or negative (“in the red”), there’s no better time to find out than now.
Do You Need a Business Partner?
Adding a business partner to your company structure is a pivotal, strategic decision that can have positive or negative consequences. Determining whether this is the time to form a partnership depends on several factors, including your areas of expertise, specific goals, and who you’re considering bringing in. Knowing the pros and cons is the key to making the right decision for you and your small business.
The Times They are A-Changin’
The ongoing pandemic has altered, perhaps permanently, what was already a shifting workplace landscape for employers and employees. Especially in service-driven industries, the number of individuals working from remote locations will continue to increase, and that requires a new approach to identifying the best fit for your company.
The Supply Chain and You
If you’ve made any significant purchases lately, it’s likely you’ve encountered significant delivery delays. This is a function of the global supply chain and the many challenges it is currently facing. Here’s what you and your business should know.
Creating a Budget for Your Business: Here’s What to Do
A business budget is like a scoreboard at a sporting event in that it lets you know in real time what your status is. It also lets you plan for the future, knowing when you’re hitting your targets or whether adjustments in strategy are required, and demonstrates longtime viability, which is crucial if you’re seeking investment dollars.
RESTRUCTURING 101: What Your Company Needs to Know, and Do, to Survive Challenging Times