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Dominic Fortuna was hired to be Pusateri's first vice-president of quality assurance
Magazine

How Pusateri’s repaired its reputation

An upscale grocery store hires a quality assurance chief after a health inspection gone bad

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Sandra, left, and Chad Ballantyne, co-founders of The Creative Space
TRENDS

Entrepreneurs jump on co-working bandwagon

More startups are making a business of catering to the rising number of self-employed, telecommuters and others who are drawn to shared office space

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CUSTOMER SERVICE

Knowing your customers is a good head start

When launching a business, getting to know the people you sell to can be crucial to success

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The offices of McKinley Burkart offices in Calgary, Alberta on Tuesday, January 10, 2012. Walker McKinley has a boutique architecture and design firm at 550 110 9th Avenue SW with 12 staff.
The Amazing Space

Inspiration meets aspiration in this luxurious office

In this month's edition of The Amazing Space, the owner of McKinley Burkart, a Calgary-based architecture and interior design firm, shows off the black and white workspace, complete with wall-to-wall windows and five-foot diameter custom-designed light fixtures

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Gamification is a complicated word for a simple concept: using a system of competitions and rewards to reach a business goal, solve a problem or engage an audience.
Mia Pearson

Rewards evolve beyond check-ins and badges

New gamification recognition systems are solving real social and business challenges

Column
CHRIS GRIFFITHS

Monthly payment plans smart offering from small businesses

Smaller companies often overlook a financing option that offers more flexibility to customers on how they can can pay for large purchases

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Everything Organized's Kim Watt-Senner, right, and downsizing client Florence Knull.
FINDING A NICHE

Professional work sparks entrepreneurial venture

Being on the job can lead to unexpected ideas for a business

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Panda Game Manufacturing's Richard Lee, left, and Michael Lee
CASE STUDY

Vancouver firm builds name as go-to game manufacturer in China

When independent game publishers couldn’t find the right combination of quality and price to produce their products, Panda Game Manufacturing found its niche

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A view of the Kodak booth is seen during the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, Jan. 11, 2012.
Chris Griffiths

How to boost trade-show success

Before you even leave home, here are several tactics that can be used to get the most out of shows

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MARK HEALY

How to ask the right questions on customer surveys

How to design surveys so that consumers will tell you what you’re really looking for them to answer

Small Business Briefing
Britain ramps up funding to spur startup culture

All the latest news related to entrepreneurs

British Prime Minister David Camero, talks to young entrepreneurs Lenique Louis at the Prince's Trust headquarters in London as part of the government's launch of StartUp loans initiative and publication of Lord Young's report on enterprise, Monday, May 28, 2012.
Silicon Valley investors drawn to Calgary startups

Eric Simons hid out on couches, eating the company's food, until he was finally detected

The skyline of downtown Calgary taken Sept. 9, 2010.