Private sector adds 10,100 jobs in Walker’s first month
During January, Gov. Scott Walker's first month in office, the private sector added 10,100 jobs in Wisconsin, on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to a new report from the state Department of Workforce Development.
The state lost 3,900 government jobs during the month, so the total job gain for the state was 6,200 jobs in January, on a seasonally adjusted basis.
Brainstorm on steroids
Two brains are better than one, but what about hundreds, or thousands? For companies and nonprofits interested in harnessing the power of many brains, "crowdsourcing" may be the answer.
Usingers to receive BizTimes Lifetime Achievement Award
The BizTimes 2011 Bravo! Entrepreneur Lifetime Achievement Award will go to the Usinger family. The annual...
Mitigate fraud
Gregory Junek CPA and managing partner Chortek & Gottschalk LLP Waukesha www.c-gcpa.com "Trust,...
Personnel File
Accounting Wauwatosa-based Clifton Gunderson, has added William Schenkelberg to the firm as the national, state and local tax director....
Biz Notes
Jockey International UnitedHealthcare recently presented Kenosha-based Jockey International Inc. with its annual Well Deserved award for 2010. The award...
- Advertisement -
Innovate or die
Most of us have heard of Salesforce.com. Salesforce rents software for managing customer relationships and delivers their product exclusively over the Internet through what is now known as cloud computing.
The art of decision making
In a 2006 Teradata survey, 71 percent of 1,200 leaders stated that poor decision making is a serious problem. If leaders were asked in 2011, they would continue to say that decision making is a serious problem.
‘To the cloud’
Because of a new concept, "cloud computing," the virtual office has just expanded. You can now access your computer system from anywhere in the world, while using project management, CRM (customer relationship management) and other software packages.
Fulfillment satisfaction
My wife and I had the chance recently to see fulfillment at its absolute worst, and the people involved trying to perform at their absolute best.
