Business Studies

When not on time change: The case blockbuster

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In 1985, a Dutch businessman named Wayne Huizenga opened a small shop in Dallas movie rental called Blockbuster.

A few years later we could speak of an entire industry with 8,900 stores, 90,000 employees in 25 countries with billings reached the 11,820 million dollars.

In the 90’s ambitious growth plans they presented according to a market that did not stop growing. The business model seemed simple and replicable 100% for almost the whole world geography. Settlements were made up of about 10 people experts in film and video games segmented promotions for days. Continue reading When not on time change: The case blockbuster →

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Gloucestershire housing shortage continues to drive up prices

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There is a shortage of houses across England and Wales. This continued lack of housing has driven house prices up to record levels, with more people being pushed out of the housing market and forced to rent. There have been ten months of consecutive decline in the number of houses listed by estate agents across the country, with an average 21% decline. The county of Gloucestershire has experienced a record fall. Continue reading Gloucestershire housing shortage continues to drive up prices →

Business online

How to help overcome fears purchase online

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The e-commerce is no longer unknown; customers are used to buying, or at least to look, online. However, that does not mean that concern them stealing your payment details or hidden costs.

You have to know what may be the factors that cause distrust to build confidence in our website and thus encourage them to buy us. Continue reading How to help overcome fears purchase online →

Home Improvement

Do I need to hire a London architect for my renovation project?

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It’s a common query when planning a small home or office renovation or remodelling job. When do you need to hire an architect and when is it easier and cheaper to do it yourself? There are a few obvious examples: If you’re thinking of removing a wall that you didn’t construct yourself, then yes. If you’re changing the paint scheme, no. But there is plenty in between. Continue reading Do I need to hire a London architect for my renovation project? →

Digital Marketing

Affiliate marketing generates $ 7 trillion a year and it’s time that claim your piece

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There is a business model that generates 7 billion dollars each year and continues to grow. Now you can be part of this and claim your share!

This business model is the most simple, fast and effective way to make money online and is called Affiliate Marketing. Continue reading Affiliate marketing generates $ 7 trillion a year and it’s time that claim your piece →

Technology News

Android N, what users are looking for?

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Google surprised all and sundry with the launch (early) of the preview of Android N. The new functionality that supports the new version of Android is very interesting for those of us who are passionate about green robot operating system, of course. However, always the question of whether what they were looking for users is.

The first problem we face when assessing Android N is that, unless you possess a Nexus (and not all), it will be difficult to see Android N in action in quite some time. In fact, the previous version of Android, Marshmallow, is still at least 2% of the terminals say a lot.

Google still has a problem with fragmentation of versions, but is not new. The terminal update rate makes this new Android surely see M version if we bought a terminal next year, and probably not at all. Continue reading Android N, what users are looking for? →

Business Ideas

Nine organizational problems that undermine the productivity of the company

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When we talk about productivity in companies is often put the focus directly on the worker. And maybe it is a wrong approach, or, at least, incomplete. Because many of the problems the company to improve productivity have to do with the organization, task assignments, work systems to measure or its quality.

And it is also cultural. An employee may be nine to five without raising his eyes from the table engrossed in his task. Departure time comes collects and tomorrow. Another employee has come an hour earlier, has been rising steadily, he is the king of the halls and the coffee machine when it’s time to leave comes, still has worked that surely will not end until the boss leaves. Who is most valued in the company? Continue reading Nine organizational problems that undermine the productivity of the company →

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These Great Charities Provide Service Animals to the Disabled

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We’ve all seen the signs on the doors to malls and restaurants telling us that no animals are allowed other than service animals. Some specify simply “service dogs” while others are more generic. Then we invariably see people inside who are disabled or obviously having difficulties. Do you ever wonder why those people aren’t using a service animal to help them? Could it be they don’t know where to go to get that sort of assistance? Continue reading These Great Charities Provide Service Animals to the Disabled →

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Could Membership Management Software Transform Your Organisation?

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Computers have only been around for a relatively short time, and yet already it seems impossible to imagine quite how we managed without them. For the new generation of teenagers, a world without the ability to contact your peers at all times of the day and night via smartphones and tablets seems positively archaic, and yet these devices have only been with us for a few years. Continue reading Could Membership Management Software Transform Your Organisation? →