Small Money Moves That Can Have a Big Impact

When it comes to our personal finances, we are always looking for ways to increase our income when times become difficult. However, we never stop to consider what our income can do for us. If you are frustrated with how your finances are, take a look at some of the small money moves below that can make your money work for you.

Twitter Targets Emerging Markets with Twitter Lite

According to GSMA Intelligence, as of 2016, 82% of all smart phone users around the globe are still on a 3G or slower network. This means that the vast majority of the world has to wait a very long time for a Twitter feed to load, if they can even load it at all. In addition, the vast amount of data that the average Twitter feed blows through can be frustrating to users who have data limits or are charged for overages. The third hiccup in the Twitter trifecta is the massive amount of storage that Twitter demands, using 100 MG of storage or more. These three factors can make Twitter an unobtainable feature for many users around the world with slower or older phones.

Lessons That You Could Learn the Easy Way

In business and in life, there are generally two ways to learn just about anything: see what has happened to those who have gone before and absorb the lessons, or learn the hard way, by taking a loss and recovering. Each lesson offers new opportunities, and each mistake might close a door that would be better left open.

Why Adapting to Technology is the Key to Raising Productivity

Productivity means almost everything. When a business can produce and accomplish more with the same or fewer number of employees, profitability skyrockets as competitiveness soars. Many firms have learned to trust evolving technology as a way of raising productivity, but others have shown reluctance. Time, however, has proven that technology adoption gives companies the advantages they need to operate in the modern global marketplace. The following tips will help you to raise technology by adapting to technology.