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Business Tech: Thinking of moving to the cloud? Here are five things to look out for

By Mike Herrington There is a lot to think about when selecting a cloud solution for your business. Do you go with public or private cloud? Do you opt for a flat-rate fee or a utility-based model for billing? Are there regulations that prevent you from storing data on a public…

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When disaster strikes: Four steps to saving your business

By Richard Tyson In my work as a business coach to CEOs over the past 28 years, I have come to understand that no one escapes trials and tragedies. Although we strive for continuous success, it’s simply not the nature of life that any of us avoid problems. While most of these…

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Legal Matters: More secrets to guarding your secrets

This is the second in a two-part series on the protection of trade secrets. Part 1 ran in the July 31 issue of The Enterprise. Pursuing the Thief If your company does find itself in the unfortunate and unenviable position of having its trade secrets stolen, it should take swift…

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Aug 7

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CFPB’s misguided arbitration rule represents no favor for consumers

By Veronique de Rugy When it comes to identifying the worst government agency, it’s hard to pick just one. It’s equally hard not to immediately think of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. There’s just something particularly off-putting about an agency that is so…

Amid Trump’s chaos, the world begins to deal with an irrelevant U.S.

By Fareed Zakaria In London recently, I met a Nigerian man who succinctly expressed the reaction of much of the world to America these days. “Your country has gone crazy,” he said, with a mixture of outrage and amusement. “I’m from Africa. I know crazy, but I didn’t ever think I…

Don't think there are shapeshifters in Salt Lake? You bet there are

By Robert Pembroke In her great new book The Smear, Sharyl Attkisson details how the movers and shakers control what you see, what you think and how you vote. She calls them shapeshifters and America has more than its fair share. Salt Lake City is not immune to shapeshifting.…

Industry Briefs - 8-7-17

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice@slenterprise.com. The submission deadline is one week before publication. ACCOUNTING • Ernst & Young LLP has promoted Chris Okawa and Mark Peterson to partner in its Salt…

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