The key to success in today’s market is to be creative. Any small business who wants to survive should be novel and innovative. Sometimes that isn’t too easy for a leader. You’re being pulled in multiple directions: be open to risky decisions and protect your company. It is a constant battle between openness and skepticism. It is important for a leader to understand how to successfully manage the balance between these two opposites in order to help your company survive. Encourage creative ideas while protecting your business with these four tips.

Customers are the reason behind the success of your company; which is why it is important to keep them satisfied. If you have a business, moving or not, then you may already know how crucial staying connected with your clients is. We are living in an age where people can easily reach each other through various networks and channels of the internet; whether this is through their cell phones or home computers does not matter, these easy virtual connections are what your potential customers are looking for. Your moving business should be utilizing the tools of the internet to stay connected and reach out to new and old customers.

Each day you get so many different products for packaging, storage, moving, the trucks, and everything else your moving company needs. Keeping track of all of the “moving” pieces can be quite stressful and, frankly, impossible. Now, though, there are new mobile-friendly tracking tools to help you take control of the inventory. Imagine how much simpler your business will be by simply having immediate access to accurate inventory information. You will be able to tell exact information to customers and suppliers, and never get behind on any of your necessary products.

Office Christmas Inspiration It’s starting to get cold, commercials have the sleigh bells and holiday specials, people are already purchasing gifts in bulk, Christmas is well on it’s way. Decorating your office with Christmas decorations can lift spirits and moral, plus it’s fun. The following video will help inspire you to decorate this holiday season […]

Being a driver for a company has the potential for many health issues. The driver is sitting all the time, has little time for rest, little time for exercise, and is always eating on the go. Think about the toll that the moving season takes on employees; they are constantly working, constantly on the road, and constantly performing some sort of strenuous activity. All of those factors together are a recipe for disaster. The health risks among long-distance drivers are far too common and long-standing.

While telematics may seem like a high-tech word that would not at all be beneficial to your moving company, telematics have been benefiting trucking industries for decades. The word “telematics” is derived from “telemetry,” which means to transmit by remote measuring device, and “informatics,” which is an informative service. As evident by the name, telematics is a fusion of technologies that became most popular with OnStar in the 1990s. It functions as a tool to collect, aggregate, and store important data to be analyzed in real time or for reporting and later analysis. Telematics’ fusion of technologies drives efficiency in business.