What “Mom and Pop” Can Teach The Technology Age

Mom-and-pop businesses are slowly becoming a nostalgic memory. Thirty years ago, small businesses were the backbone of most communities in towns and smaller cities all across America. From the local grocery store to the barbershop, the entrepreneurial spirit was alive and well, with very few franchises or large corporations. Although mom-and-pop businesses may be dwindling…

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Women And Leadership: The August #SAPSMBChat Recap

In August, @SAP4SmallBiz launched a monthly TweetChat series titled #SAPSMBChat. The format of the series is a one-hour Q&A session co-hosted with Brian Moran, a small business expert and influencer, and a special guest. In the inaugural TweetChat, our special guest was Angela Maiers, an award-winning educator, speaker, consultant and professional trainer known for her…

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Growth As A Choice: The Decision Is Yours

A review of the small and midsize enterprise (SME) landscape in North America reveals some very interesting data points. These depict a very large universe of enterprises with enormous numbers at the bottom of the hierarchy pyramid and only a few at the top, relative to number of employees. What they all have in common, though,…

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#SAPNextGenBiz: Tweet Chat With Rhonda Abrams

The world of B2B social media is ever changing and evolving. In an effort to better engage on Twitter with our Small Medium Enterprise (SME) customers, partners, experts and influencers, we split the handle @SAP4SME into two separate accounts. @SAP4SmallBiz provides the latest technology and trends for fast-growing small businesses of less than 100 employees.…

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Does Size Really Matter?

Last weekend, I was down in Los Angeles visiting a friend. We went out for lunch at the Golden Road Brewing pub. The food was typical pub style with juicy burgers and fries and the beer was really good. With labels like “Wolf Among Weeds” IPA and “Get Up Offa that Brown” ale, we had…

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