Carolyn Heinze

Keeping Spirits Up in Tough Times

There was much talk of an economic ‘comeback’ during the first few months of 2011, but as the year moved on, holding steady was the best that many businesses could hope for.

As those who service the house of worship (HOW) market already know, trying to coordinate the needs of committees, administration, worship leadership, and technical departments is no small feat.

It would be difficult to find an entrepreneur that wasn’t, at some point, guilty of micro-managing.

One is hard-pressed to find a business owner that isn’t interested in generating recurring revenue.

As organizations embrace visual displays for not only advertising, but internal and external communications as well, the flat panel industry is witnessing steady growth across all vertical markets.

Is there a way to render recruiting less expensive?

In an effort to address the ways in which today’s youth connect with one another, K-12 institutions and universities alike are bringing their communications into the digital realm.

As streaming video grows increasingly prevalent as a training and communications tool, the healthcare market’s adoption of this technology is on the rise.

Recruiting full-time, permanent employees is difficult enough; for many employers, the prospect of bringing temps into the fold may seem like too much work for little result.

GAINESVILLE, GA—Providing students with hands-on learning in a work environment, Lanier Charter Academy at The Oaks is not your ordinary school.

It’s no secret that for most companies, the conclusion of the first decade of this century has been tough.

As the demand for higher-resolution video increases, so, too, does the need to deliver it.

It used to be that ping-pong, pool tables and flextime were considered the perks of a hip workplace.

Courts Employ Technology To Get Things Done

Not that long ago, high-definition video was something that only the largest churches could afford.