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IE3 has some tips for creating maintenance agreements that are winners for companies and their customers.

There are new requirements for accepting credit card payments and IE3 has all the info on what you need to know.

Federated Insurance explains an option for “key man” insurance for keeping your best employees.

Reduce callbacks by using a checklist to ensure that nothing gets overlooked.

Are Amazon and Google a threat to your business? Contractor Joe Bechtold shares his thoughts.

IE3 has some tips for creating service contractors that really work.

Quality shouldn’t just be a buzz word, it should be the way you do business everyday.

Planning now for 2016 is the key to success. Three contractors share their strategic plans to get there.

Selling your business is one option that you may want to seriously consider when you are planning your exit from the company.

There are new credit card compliance rules that you need to be aware of as a business owner. ACCA’s Hilary Atkins has the details.

When planning for you exit from your company, make sure your priorities, needs, and wants are met before you make any moves.

Hawaii recently amended it’s 15 year old medical marijuana law.

Being involved in your community is not only good for your personally, but also professionally. IE3 looks at why you should get involved.

WiFi thermostats are changing the industry. IE3 looks at why they are essential to customer satisfaction.

Exit planning is tough, so IE3 is looking at what you can do to preserve your wealth.

With the prevalence of social media, companies need to have strong policies in place to protect them from employees talking about them online.

Even the boss needs a paycheck, so IE3 looks at how to come up with the right compensation for the company owner.

A new proposed rule may effect who is eligible for overtime pay. ACCA’s Hilary Atkins has the details.

Thinking about working with sub-contractors? IE3 has some tips to make sure that it all works out in everyone’s favor.

Industry Expert Tom Grandy explains why there isn’t a tech shortage, rather a pricing issue.