Podcasts: Business And Economy

What do I think is the reason some IT businesses did well in the last year in spite of the current economy and others did not? If you guess my answer correctly or figure it out I will put your name in a drawing to win an mp3 player similar to the one we gave away in the Summer of Podcasts contest earlier this year.

Where is the money in social media? One of the 22 revenue streams is donations and a foundation stone of open source online community economies.

What is the experience economy - is it the next step on from agrarian, commodity, service...? How does value - and therefore money, currency - shift when people are more willing to pay for intangible experiences than physical goods? Can we monetize something in our minds? The first episode of my new podcast, Social Media Business, looks at revenue

Podcast addressing relevancy of Lean Six Sigma in a down economy. Deron will be presenting “Best Practices on Cost Reduction using Lean Six Sigma” at The Global Lean, Six Sigma and Business Improvement Summit.

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China has become a major player in 21st century global business and economy; therefore, the demand for understanding the business culture is huge now. To meet this need, I interviewed the President of SinoBiz Online Marketing about what entrepreneurs should know if they want to build business relationships with China's businesses. 13 episodes.

Business owners have a number of resources available to assist in helping understand the stormy seas of business, especially in the new economy that we find ourselves. Hosted by Bulletproof’s Stuart Crawford. Stuart is a long time veteran of online radio with over five years of podcast and online radio experience.

John & Dave started this podcast/blog for the purpose of helping businesses get control of their cash flow situation to ensure that the business continues to thrive. As the economy improves, the principles discussed on the is site should still be considered “best practices” and should continue to be used to improve the cash flow and earnings.

The uncertainty and volatility of today’s market led Aberdeen Group analysts David Hatch and Cindy Jutras to research what companies see as the top budgeting priority as they put their budgets together. Best-in-class businesses told them that the ability to adjust quickly as conditions shift has eclipsed last year’s top concern, which was accuracy.

James Connor, author of The Perfection of Marketing, explains how businesses under 500 employees can save the economy for zero dollars down. Excerpt from Episode 1 of The Perfection of Marketing podcast available for free on iTunes.