Your friends, your family, your customers all want to see you and your business succeed. And they’ve got ideas – lots and lots of ideas – to help you do so. Some of those ideas may be good, but many are not because they don’t take into account the goals and objectives in your business plan, not to mention the realities of the marketplace and the competitive analysis you did before day one. When customers offer advice, how can you thoughtfully but firmly decline?

I’m back from Shanghai, China, and I’ve brought some innovative products with me to share with your small business. Click here to see photos of HP’s adventures in Shanghai and find out what business-centric products we’ll be detailing this month on the blog.

What do a celebrity car designer, Hollywood filmmaker and up-and-coming fashion designer all have in common? Click here to find out.

HP Elite PCs are being put to the test in Shanghai, China. Click here to learn how the products are being tested and what the tests mean for your small business technology.

West Coast Customs traveled to Shanghai, China, this week to share how HP technology has helped them bring car design dreams to reality - and brought the HP Denali with them!

I’m in Shanghai, China, where HP announced a bevy of innovative products to help make your small business more efficient, tech savvy and successful. Click here for details.

I know how big companies express their brand personality. Instant, almost intuitive recognition is, in fact, a big part of being a big, worldwide brand. But what about smaller businesses and sole proprietors? They don’t have the tails of jumbo jets or custom-made bars of soap waiting to be emblazoned with their logos. So how do they express their personality?

According to results of a recent survey, Canadian SMB owners and employees prefer not to mix business with their personal computing.