Time Compression Technologies Magazine Chooses TR Cutler, Leading Manufacturing JournalistWritten by Thomas Cutler
Thomas R. Cutler, President and CEO of largest manufacturing PR and marketing firm, TR Cutler, Inc. (www.trcutlerinc.com), recently became a regular contributing industrial journalist to Time Compression Technologies magazine.Time-Compression Technologies (www.timecompress.com) continues its editorial commitment to valuable rapid product development information, by having Cutler provide articles and special features that focus on strategies and technologies for reducing a product’s time-to-market while improving quality and managing costs. Topics such as R&D, management, sales and marketing, Internet, engineering, tooling and manufacturing issues that affect product development leadtimes are examined each issue through technical articles, application stories, practical pointers and profiles written by leading experts like Cutler. Time-Compression Technologies magazine has a qualified circulation of 20,000. Cutler’s most recent feature article contribution in publication may be viewed at www.trcutlerinc.com along with several other samples of industrial journalism. Thomas R. Cutler is also a contributing journalist for other important manufacturing and industrial publications: - Advanced Manufacturing - American Metal Market - Business Integration Journal - Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters - Fabricating and Metalworking - Food Engineering - Food Quality - InMFG magazine - Industrial Computing/InTech - IT for Industry - Machine Design - Manufacturing Automation - Metalworking Production and Purchasing - Moldmaking Technologies - Plant Magazine - Plastics News - Quality Digest - The Manufacturer - Tool Moldmaking
| | Create Success With A Business Plan!Written by Marianna D'Ambrosio
Where would your business be without a proper plan? A business plan sets direction for future of business. It gives business owner or manager a sense of guidance, listing goals and objectives of business from start.Writing a business plan requires your attention; a successful business plan cannot be rushed. Once a concept for a business has been developed, looking at many facets of owning and operating your business is next most crucial step. Often, your local county council will be able to assist you with gathering required information of a legal aspect, as should your local business enterprise people. The balance of work will be up to you! You will need to research products for your business to sell, at same time as researching other enterprises that may be in immediate competition to you. In addition, you need to research marketplace to see whether there is a need for your business service or product. With research out of way, sitting down to write a business plan requires focus. Your business plan will become bible of your business for at least next 3 to 5 years so it is important to make it clear, concise and comprehensive. Most enterprises will complete a SWOT analysis to determine their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of business. While business is in infancy, brainstorming would be most accurate way of performing analysis, as business would not yet have customers and profitability would not yet have been experienced. However, it is very important to remember that a good business plan is flexible and can be changed as your business experiences grow.
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