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Study Proves Telecommuting Saves $Millions
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Telework Exchange, a public-private partnership focused on demonstrating the values
of telecommuting, sponsored a week-long study in February 2011. 39,694 employees
telecommuted during that week.
The following benefits of telecommuting were found:
Technology should increase business productivity and profits. If it improves people's
lives and reduces pollution at the same time, that's even better. The evidence shows
that telecommuting can do it all.
Telecommuting saves gas, time and money while it helps
you go green.
Source: www.teleworkexchange.com
Can you trust Reports and Buyer's Guides on the Internet?
Choosing telecommunications equipment and services can be confusing.
Reports may not be true.
The local company is your most important choice.
The most important of these is partnering with the local company that you can trust. Please "like" us at www.facebook.com/CommWorldofKC![]() What do the Lurkers, Trolls, Mashups, and Twitter Rage have in common? You guessed it... they're all Social Media terms. We've been dabbling in Social Media and now we're ready to jump in. We're looking at Social Media as another tool to keep in touch with customers and friends. We hope it will also increase our reach to potential customers. Since it isn't just one way conversation, you'll have the opportunity to comment, ask questions and discuss. We do not, however, think it will ever replace picking up the telephone and calling! (Thank Goodness!) We hope you'll find useful information, interesting tidbits and special offers with a touch of fun. Too much of a good thing is still too much, so we promise not to overdo the information flow. If you like what you see, please tell other people. If you don't like it, you can always turn it off. Please, take a minute to find us on Facebook now so you don't forget. Just go to www.facebook.com/CommWorldofKC to see our page. After you log into Facebook, we hope you'll click on the "like" button at the top. (All this "liking" reminds me of Sally Field's Oscar acceptance speech for the 1984 drama, "Places in the Heart"? It's often misquoted, but the actual words are "…you like me, right now, you like me!")
COMMWORLD's Bob Bennett is the Business Philosophy columnist for "KC Business Magazine"
Bob Bennett, Founder and CEO of COMMWORLD of Kansas City writes a column on Business Philosophy for "KC Business Magazine". The following article on the success rates of IT implementations is from the March 2011 issue. Community Connections![]() COMMWORLD participates in Bar Association eventThe Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association will sponsor the 38th Annual Bench – Bar & Boardroom Conference at the Lodge of the Four Seasons from May 19th through May 21st. COMMWORLD of Kansas City will attend as a long-time Affinity Partner of the KCMBA. James A. (Jim) Heeter, President of the KCMBA, will preside over the conference. In addition to leading the association, Mr. Heeter also serves as the President and CEO of the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce. The annual event brings members of the legal community together for three days of education, inspiration and fun. This year's theme is based on the news: "Real Lawyers. Real Stories. Amazing Results". The KCMBA is client of COMMWORLD and we're happy to be a part of this special event. UMKC Challenges Student EntrepreneursCOMMWORLD's Bob Bennett is a Judge"The Regnier Family Foundations / Bank of Blue Valley Venture Creation Challenge"The annual Challenge is held by the Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the University of Missouri - Kansas City. It culminated on April 29th with a day-long event. Bob Bennett, Founder and CEO of COMMWORLD of Kansas City, was among this year's judges. ![]() Throughout the school year, students developed business plans for new venture concepts. Prior to the event, business plans were submitted to judges for evaluation. During the event, students presented their ideas in a Venture Expo and practiced their "elevator pitches" on the judges. 68 teams competed and were judged and mentored by 140 local investors, business leaders, faculty and entrepreneurs. The new venture concepts ranged from high tech, to energy-saving, apparel, safety, pet care and food. Interestingly, there were a number of ideas that had something to do with drinking alcohol. (Imagine that on a University campus!) The event ended with the presentation of numerous awards to the winning teams. Some awards included seed investment to help launch the businesses. Winning teams are eligible for additional support and some may be invited to present their ideas to potential investors.
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