David Versus Goliath: i4i Inc's Battle Against a Giant
Toronto-based i4i sued Microsoft for patent infringement they won a $290 million dollar award. CanadaOne spoke with i4i's founder Michael Vulpe and chairman Louden Owen about what it takes to bring an innovative product to market-and how they defended their rights against a giant.
Do People in Your Business Think Alike?
If you want results from your staff, you may need to reconsider what tools will help them set and achieve their goals.
Optimizing Your Press Release
A great press release can go a long way in terms of gaining free publicity for your business, especially in an increasingly digital media .
What to do When Your Kids Don't Want the Business
Among family business owners the belief is that one day their children will take over the company. But what happens when the children are not interested in following in the family footsteps?
The Case Study 'Case Study'
Author and journalist Paul Lima explores how you can use case studies to enhance your website, as well as your corporate message.
10 Steps to Getting the Click
Want to encourage website visitors to click on your links and graphics? Sharon Housley tells you how.
The Highs and Lows of Entrepreneurialism
Mark Wardell shares his strategies to help you weather the inevitable storms of entrepreneurialism and get you back to sunnier days.
Book Review: Merchants of Deception
Read this month's review of Merchants of Deception, by Eric Scheibeler.
Book Review: The Business Playground: Where Creativity and Commerce Collide
Julie King reviews the Book "The Business Playground" by Dave Stewart and Mark Simmons.
From the Archives
The 12 Steps to Entrepreneurial Success
Success. It's not easy, nor is it based on luck. Drawing on personal experiences as an entrepreneur and research as a business professor, Paul Adams has discovered some common threads of success, which he has broken into twelve steps. Here are the first s
Can Writing Improve Your Business? You bet.
Read on to find out how you can strengthen any piece of prose, whether it's a press release, a marketing letter, a business plan intended to pique investor interest, or another form of written communication.
How to approach customer service 2.0
The Internet has empowered customers to say what they think about their customer service experiences, good or bad. The question is: is your business ready for "feedback 2.0"?
In the technological age, 87 per cent of executives say they receive a cover letter with a resume through electronic means, according to an OfficeTeam survey. [read story]-- Mario Cywinski
