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Human resources
Streamlining HR. Integrated staff planning puts the final piece into the strategic plan.
By John Simmons
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Management trends
Leadership with a human face. Let employees know who you are and they will react positively.
By Stephen Walmsley
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Business strategies
A blessing in disguise? A crisis in an organization can be a positive trigger that propels a company forward while strengthening its image. Deal with it properly, and a crisis won’t necessarily hurt you.
By Julie Demers
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Money management
Dangling carrots. The pros and cons of labour sponsored funds.
By Andrew Rickard
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Information technology
Inbox defence. By 2005, 60 billion unwanted emails will travel the world each day. It’s time to send your anti-spam strategy into high gear.
By Yvan Marston
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Government issues
Positioning Canadian SMEs for world leadership. A CMA Canada submission on government’s 2004 budget calls for key tax incentives to foster small business growth.
By David Fletcher
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Global view
Going global while thinking local. Canadian companies enjoy a global competitive advantage in the repatriation of active business profits. SMEs should seize the opportunity.
By Robert Colman
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Media bites
- Doing it right
- Publicity and marketing on a budget, and leadership for the 21st century
- Getting Publicity
- Low-budget Online Marketing
- Authentic Leadership
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News and views
New and noteworthy information you can use
- Ontario and Alberta lead SME growth
- Effective supply chain management boosts profits
- Insurance premiums hurt Canadian small businesses
- Ontario software piracy down
- High tech: Scans for the road warrior
- New software
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