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Turn and face the change -- something that is in the DNA of the younger generation.

Times have changed for 18-year-olds facing their next steps after high school.

These three new disruptive apps just might be the new future for the business user.

Learn more about Mobilegeddon and RankBrain, two progressively gentler updates used recently by the search giant.

Not everything -- including apps -- has to be all bells and whistles all the time.

DeepCrawl, Screaming Frog and Google Search Console work wonders to help you get through this maddening but essential process.

Get fit, get to know your wines and become an instant magician with these three apps.

With family and social obligations, vacation time can actually be more stressful than time on the clock. Here's how to avoid that.

All the letters of the alphabet represent important ways for leaders to improve their blogging.

Yes, there are now apps designed to help you remember birthdays and keep the spouse happy.

Few marketers take full advantage of available customer data to individualize their advertising and marketing.

Travel is often a business necessity but there is no need to pay full fare.

Businesses doing just the basics with social media can dramatically deepen customer relationships with remarkably little additional effort.

Companies allocate big money for staff development but there is growing evidence solving puzzles accomplishes a lot of what they aim for.

The next-best thing to total recall is a high-functioning app on your smartphone. Happily, there are at least four really good ones. (That we remember.)

The most successful brands can routinely charge more for comparable products because they never disappoint their customers.

The best start to your social-media-marketing strategy is when people enjoy their experience dealing with your business.

Think social media is just an "accessory" to your branding efforts? Think again. Social media can make or break your brand.

Employers increasingly are finding that the more tedious the task, the more effective it is to make a game of it.

Apps can't run your business for you but they can help keep the avalanche of details from burying you.

Sometimes ingenious technology is used to solve discouragingly trivial problems. Other times, it reminds you your problems aren't really so bad.

Companies that tear down silos and encourage communication do better by every measure.

You can't add hours to the day but technology can do more of the chores that get in the way of actually building your business.

Solutions are available free or very expensively for nearly all routine business tasks. Why are you still paying so much?

There is no greater opportunity to boost your business than when everyone who matters in your industry is under one roof.

The basic human desire to get a deal, or better yet something for free, is key to getting people into your store in a mood to buy.

A discouragingly high percentage of apps fail to make money. Poor marketing is often the reason.

Online advertising channels are numerous but these three are must buys.

Staying on top of scheduling, invoicing and expense tracking is a business basic made simpler with these new apps.

If you want local customers to come across your business, this is what you need to do.