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Don’t Let the Flu be a Business Expense

This year’s flu season could be severe, experts warn.According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, influenza (the flu) costs businesses approximately $10.4 billion in direct costs for hospitalizations and outpatient visits for adults. Typically, the flu season occurs between October and March. The CDC states that the flu season has started early this year and has the potential to be severe. Businesses can utilize basic strategies to help…

5 Ways Google Apps Could Help Your Business

Recent upgrades make its apps more competitive.Even though Google recently removed the free tier for Google Apps, it continues to represent one of the best bargains for office productivity software at just $50 per employee per year (or just $5 a month per employee). Here are five reasons to seriously consider integrating or converting to the Google Apps environment. Usable, “Grown-Up” Applications If you experimented with Google Docs a few…

The Power of Weekly Training

Why one local company makes time for training every Friday.When Kathryn and Mike McDaniel formed Colormark in 1990, it was a one-room shop that focused on commercial printing work. Flash forward 22 years, and the industry and Colormark both look a lot different. The company operates a 40,000-square-foot facility, offering digital printing services, QR codes, online marketing campaigns and other tools that didn’t exist two decades ago. Something new is…
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