When you have a business and everyone starts to know it, they get use to your specifics. For instance, if they know a certain address, and you change locations, it might be difficult to track you down or inconvenient at least. This means that you might lose some of your customers because something you are able to control, and this is one thing you don’t want. Every unsatisfied customer means bad publicity for your company and when that happens, your success will have a lot to suffer. In order ... Read more

For many centuries office supplies, furniture, and accessories have come in an endless array of shapes, sizes, colors, and structures. There seems to be no end to the assortment of outstanding pieces of business equipment produced today. As a result it may be difficult for some people to make a definite decision on just the right furnishings, accessories, and more. Of course, the demand for higher technology may also be an issue, as many people are finding it mandatory to complete more tasks wit... Read more

Reducing overheads is often the best solution for businesses looking to survive in this tough economic condition. One way of doing so is to switch from occupying premises to running a business from a virtual office-an option an increasing number of Americans are doing. Businesses are becoming greener, because it makes sense. Today’s technologies make it possible to communicate with staff and members instantaneously from any point on the globe at any time. The use of new technologies-such as th... Read more

Say you're flipping through a magazine, and you come across a unique new office chair design that you've just got to have. You call the office chair manufacturer and quickly track down a retailer in your area. You arrive at the store only to find that you couldn't afford even one of these beauties without taking a second mortgage on your home. You may walk away discouraged from this experience, but keep your chin up - if you're a smart shopper, there are plenty of opportunities to still purchase... Read more

Caturano and Company recently announced Christopher (Chris) MacKenzie as Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the largest regional New England CPA, consulting, and wealth management firm. As COO, MacKenzie leverages his 24+ years of practical experience at Caturano and Company to oversee the Boston Wealth Management and consulting practice areas as well as lead several of the firm’s practice management functions including internal technology, finance, treasury and operations. A member of Caturano ... Read more