Author Archives: James Pynn

Never The Exception: Industrial Computers

Posted on July 8, 2010 by James Pynn

Computers, once the emblem of wealth and status, are now ubiquitous. Even writing that seems rather obvious and trite. They’re so intrinsically part of our day-to-day lives it almost doesn’t bear mentioning. But, while that may be the case for individual and private users, where the computer still draws special attention is in the business world. Continue reading →

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The Market Of Business Surveys

Posted on July 7, 2010 by Fabain Toulouse

What is the difference between successful businesses and those that are lacking either profit or sustainability? While profit analysis is an effective form of comparative analysis, it may be more fruitful to look into how aggressively a company engages its customers or clients. Are there viable avenues for providing feedback? How actionable is this feedback? Is it worth the time and resources needed to aggregate this feedback? Continue reading →

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