Fueled by the cooperative spirit, business associations are often the driving force behind breathing new life into businesses – giving them a brand identity that attracts new customers. It’s good to get involved, but it’s also important to set boundaries. Learn how to strike a balance, and ensure that your volunteer commitment doesn’t eclipse your business focus…

Wasn’t too long ago that adding TouchSmart technology to our computers meant adding a lot to the price tag. What’s great about today’s announcements is that we’re releasing a wide variety of touch screen-enabled Pavilion and ENVY laptops without making sacrifices under the hood or paying through the nose.

Today, we’ve announced an interesting product on the consumer side of the fence – the HP ENVY Rove20. If you were to try and paint it with a one-sentence description, I’d call it “an all-in-one tabletop PC” – and that makes it great for the office, too. Read more about the new HP ENVY ROVE20- and how it can work for your business…

The ENVY 23 TouchSmart: A slick, flush-glassed all-in-one touchscreen PC. The Pavilion 23 TouchSmart: the newly announced, updated all-in-one touchscreen PC. Both offer Windows 8, good looks and, of course, touch control – but what’s the big difference between the two? I asked around during the latest press tour to get you a clear answer.

It may look like a larger-than-life-sized tablet, but don’t go thinking that you can play a pinball game on the bus with HP’s new Rove²⁰. (I was tempted to try.) This is an awesomely designed All-in-One PC that you can take with you around the house. And it’s more than enough to make a statement about being a family-ready PC.

Why spend valuable dollars on printing costs? Find out how your business can reduce costs and maximize printing dollars and infrastructure in this post… 

Losing a customer can be a tough pill to swallow for any business, but it doesn’t have to be a permanent situation. Read more for ways your business can take action, win back that customer, and develop an even better business relationship…

Not long ago I heard a story about an IPO from Moleskine that caught the attention of business press worldwide. The Italian company makes paper notebooks similar to those used by Van Gogh and Hemingway – and users are obsessed with them. Read more about the Moleskine story – and how the company’s deep understanding of its customers has struck a chord on Wall Street...