How one technology entrepreneur began his business. Curt Finch joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how he started his business, Journyx, with the goal of helping businesses track employee and project activity with more precision.

Do you really know your costs? Curt Finch joins Jim Blasingame to explain how technology can help small businesses accurately track the time required to create and deliver projects to become more competitive and profitable.

How dangerous is our dependence upon technology? Ed Yourdon joins Jim Blasingame to talk about recent technology meltdowns and how exposed we are with so much of our world dependent upon the digital world.

How do we make technology serve humans AND humanity? Ed Yourdon joins Jim Blasingame to talk about a possible disconnect between technology that serves humans but may not be good for humanity.

Technology is a small business' best friend. Ed Yourdon joins Jim Blasingame to identify the many ways technology has helped small businesses to be more competitive and profitable.

Thought-leadership is the new competitive advantage for small business. Kristy Campbell joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why the new competitive advantage for small business is coming from demonstrating thought-leadership in online communities.

More help for small businesses. Kristy Campbell joins Jim Blasingame to talk about new resources and opportunity for small businesses that Manta is making available, including an exciting marketing offer.

Are you asking Age of the Customer questions? Jim Blasingame to talk about how to get in sync with customers by asking them what they know about what you sell before telling them what you know.

Are your salespeople ready for the Age of the Customer? Jim Blasingame reveals the three kinds of salespeople, why two of them have parts of what they need, but only one will succeed in the Age of the Customer.

What if we all acted like Olympic athletes all the time? Jim Blasingame to hold Olympic athletes up as models of behavior for all the rest of us on the planet to emulate more often.