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Some midsize companies, like MTM Technologies, are using social recruiting to attract better talent with lower recruiting costs by tapping employees' social networking contacts.

Click & Pledge's Software-as-a-Service technology helps organizations of all sizes connect with donors even in today's troubled economy.

When it comes to choosing a server OS for your business, look for security, stability and collaboration.

A new Siemens-sponsored poll of SMB communications "pain points" lays out the top communications barriers facing small and midsize companies. But the study also presents some stark contrasts with bMighty's own UC research.

Learn how small businesses are preparing to scale back deployments, close offices, consider outsourcing, lay off staff and rethink adopting technologies such as VoIP and unified communications.

This guide to understanding the differences will help you pick the distro your business needs.

As Barack Obama becomes the 44th president of the United States, bMighty looks at what the new administration will mean for your business in terms of small-business policy, technology, security and privacy, and more.

Given the global economic turmoil, business owners and vendors will be conservative in the new year. Rather than embracing dramatic new technologies with potential, the focus will shift to maximizing technologies that have recently gained wider acceptance.

In the face of financial turmoil, business owners are scouring their budgets for places to reduce spending, but Jeff Cornwall, the author, academic, and leading blogger, says there are places where you shouldn't cut back, especially during a recession.

Expanding IP networks could help small and midsize businesses collect information, such as energy usage, that would help lower operating costs.

Learn the latest insider tips to becoming an exemplary midlevel manager.

How to prepare for the duel roles that come with being a leader: managing people and ideas.

Renowned productivity guru David Allen shares his insights about working smarter and tips to help managers promote a culture of productivity and accountability within a department or across an entire company.

Strategies fail over and over again for the same reason: businesses ignore the 5 key structural elements of strategy. Miss one and your strategy is doomed to fail.

Growing companies are inherently nimble and can capitalize on the shifting landscape of technology.

Web 2.0 and user-generated content are great news for growing companies, helping them reach out without huge marketing budgets. But some social networks are turning mean or trying to take advantage of their power.

Understanding the 'worst' practices helps small businesses do better.

Take a cue from the ancient Greeks to help steer your employees to success.

Small businesses must take care to prevent intruders on their networks and exercise caution when using open-access networks on the road.

A number of new tools allow for collaboration and sharing of files in real time without the typical costs or IT management overhead. Learn how companies are putting them to work.

Many IT companies are beginning to factor traditional ROI metrics into their green business strategies.

Russell Rothstein, CEO and founder of Sales Spider, discusses how smaller businesses can use social networking to grow sales and extend their reach.

Ask yourself these 5 questions to gain the energy efficiency, reliability, and business continuity that comes with green IT.

Hire quality IT expertise that won't squander your budget and will deliver what you need.

From sourcing talent to building brand awareness to prospecting for customers, social networking can help you manage many aspects of your smaller business -- if you know what you're doing. Here's how to hit the goldmines and avoid the landmines.

Instant messaging offers many benefits for smaller businesses, but also presents surprising choices and real risks. Ignoring IM is no longer an option.

Outsourcing human resources and payroll functions may no longer be cost effective or even more productive for small and midsize companies.

A revamped IT infrastructure lets the New York-based bag manufacturing company rev up its sales, relocate its warehouse, integrate its processes, and get into outsourcing

Power outages are almost always unexpected, but smaller businesses can develop a plan so they don't lose their data when the lights suddenly go dark

The typical small and midsize business builds and administers its databases for performance and high availability -- not security. Make sure your database doesn't bite back