Time is precious, and some people try get more of it by becoming sleep-deprived zombies. Others spend hundreds of dollars on DVRs in order to skip a few commercials. But for small business owners who need to learn something, there's a reasonable solution in the form of Microsoft's new "60 second business insider" podcasts.
The podcasts - which, FYI, may or may not be exactly 60 seconds in length - have been divided into four main categories: "Save Time & Get Organized," "Better Manage Business & Financials," "Find & Retain Customers," and "Reduce IT Costs & Risks." They cover stuff ranging from how to create a business card to working with documents on a mobile device.
All in all, there are a whopping 38 files available at the moment, and they're completely free.
Assuming you have access to a computer running Windows, most of them should prove relevant, too.
So, as long as you have at least a little time to spare, it might be worth your while to investigate the 60 second business insider podcasts. It'll be hard to find a more authoritative source when it comes to small business issues that relate to Microsoft, after all.
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The Microsoft Mini Tutorials
Sorry, I give a thumbs down on this one. They are all little ads for MS Office products. It appears that they are for the most current edition of that software as well, so those who have later versions won't benefit at all.
Microsoft Podcasts
Each describes a particular
Each describes a particular technology, what it's used for and when its appropriate. We did four of them on ETL, EII, EDR and EAI, with plans to add several more on topics like master data management and data profiling.
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