ChangeForge | Ken Stewart

This isn't the Magic Quadrant, these awards are for you. And everyone who submits, is a winner. That's right, every submission will be reviewed and an article detailing your solution will posted by your MPSA. - ChangeForge | Ken Stewart from Bookmarklet

Cyclical, meaning a temporary sharp drop followed by a sharp recovery Secular, meaning the recession causes a permanent and fundamental change in behavior I have seen for a year now, the economy changing the fundamental way businesses do business. Especially when relating to printing and documents - this is SECULAR. - ChangeForge | Ken Stewart from Bookmarklet

"Overall, IDC forecasts that worldwide IT spending will reach $1.48 trillion in 2010, still below the $1.5 trillion recorded in 2008. "Following a decline in overall tech spending of 4.5% at constant currency in 2009, IT spending will not fully recover from the global recession until sometime in 2011," Minton noted." - ChangeForge | Ken Stewart from Bookmarklet

"... the exit of leasing companies from the office technology industry has resulted in the loss of more than $1 billion in available credit." - ChangeForge | Ken Stewart from Bookmarklet

Employers must have the authority to review employee communications to protect themselves and their customers, to ensure their written policies are enforced, to avoid significant expenses, and to determine whether workers are doing their jobs. After all, employees are paid to work, not to LOL. - ChangeForge | Ken Stewart from Bookmarklet

With the development of the business process outsourcing market, service providers are experiencing increasing growth opportunities. Demand of companies is on the rise along with the expectations of the clients. Execution of deals depends on the ability of companies to meet client demands. Future of business process outsourcing depends on investments made by vendors and the relationship of vendors with clients. - ChangeForge | Ken Stewart from Bookmarklet

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Good article. - Jeremy (cropmarks)

Good work, man. - Jeremy (cropmarks)

"“I’ve seen it time, and time again. Businesses frequently choose a system that is far too complicated to implement or pay far too much for a solution that does not give them anywhere near the time savings they should be getting.” says Clara Stone, an article and review writer for the website." - ChangeForge | Ken Stewart from Bookmarklet