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Focus

Businesses can improve efficiency across the board with better communications technology

By Ingolf DeJong Nearly every business has a goal to improve efficiency. But not enough businesses recognize one of the simplest, yet potentially most detrimental, areas of impact in their operations. Communications and presentation systems and the ways in which those…

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Jun 25

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Focus

Patent markings important in determining damages

By Kristian Blomquist Legal notice provided by patent markings may play a major role in patent infringement cases, as it may be a primary factor in calculating damages (e.g., how much money and/or other forms of compensation are to be awarded) when a court decides that patent…

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Jun 25

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Columns

Business Tech: Can't afford someone to watch your IT systems full-time? How about a vCTO?

By Mike Herrington The position of chief technology officer was created for a reason. There needs to be ownership and strategy behind the technology decisions a company makes at the highest levels. Your network is so essential to how you do businesses that it needs a seat at the…

Accountability: The missing link to successful recruiting

By Aubrey Robison As a workforce strategy consultant in the recruiting and staffing industry, I have the opportunity to help companies define their strategies and execute their plans to acquire and retain their most valuable assets — their people. During these meetings I have…

Stop making businesses the scapegoats for bad government policy

By Veronique de Rugy There’s a disturbing and counterproductive tendency to scapegoat individual businesses for responding predictably to conditions established by the choices politicians make. A recent example is a replay of last year’s attacks on Mylan, which manufactures the…

Liberals and conservatives should open up to all kinds of opinions

By Fareed Zakaria The recent shooting at a congressional baseball practice was a ghastly example of the political polarization that is ripping this country apart. Political scientists have shown that Congress is more divided than at any time since the end of Reconstruction. I am…

Utah’s ‘paws on the patio’ regulations and other ‘regulatory dark matter’

By Robert Pembroke Through a lot of blood, sweat and tears, my wife and I are able to go to a Southern California beach for a few weeks each winter. We take along Nelson, who is our son/part dog. Nelson really enjoys going to breakfast with us at RJ’s Café in Dana Point. Some…

Industry Briefs - 6-26-17

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. ASSOCIATIONS • Chris Boyle has been named chairman of the Utah District Export Council (DEC).…

Newsletter - 6-19-17

http://slenterprise.com 801-533-0556 --> This week in The Enterprise Monday, June 19, 2017 Panelist: We have enough workforce programs By Brice Wallace A gathering last week to discuss educational approaches to solve workforce issues featured many oft-told ideas: Getting kids…

Panelist: We have enough workforce programs

By Brice Wallace A gathering last week to discuss educational approaches to solve workforce issues featured many oft-told ideas: Getting kids excited about various career options earlier. Having youngsters and their parents understand that manufacturing and other trades are…

Longer season adds to record-setting year for Utah ski industry

Utah’s ski industry experienced a record season in 2016-17, with nearly 4.6 million skier days. The 4,584,658 skier days topped the previous record of 4,457,575 during the 2015-16 season, according to Ski Utah. The eight-month season — Snowbird stopped its lifts June 11, making…

Summer utility hikes add to 0.5% CPI rise

Higher summer usage for electricity and water caused utility rates to rise and the Zions Bank Wasatch Front Consumer Price Index (CPI) showed a corresponding rise in May. The index ticked upward, rising 0.5 percent from April. Communications costs also went up as phone companies…

EY honors 2017 top entrepreneurs

Utah Region winners of the 2017 EY Entrepreneur of the Year Awards were announced at a black-tie event at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City on June 10. The program recognizes business leaders in more than 145 cities in 60 countries throughout the world who have disrupted…

Report: Utah's economy benefits from globalization

New research from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah’s David Eccles School of business concludes that on the whole, the Utah economy is larger and more prosperous because of globalization. Globalization is defined as the process by which businesses or…

Nevada law means Vivint can return to state

Vivint Solar Inc. will resume serving customers in Nevada on the heels of a Nevada Legislature bill restoring the conditions under which rooftop solar customers are reimbursed for excess electricity generation. Vivint operated in Nevada for two weeks in 2015 but abruptly shut…

Summer gas prices here to stay

The price that Utahns pay at the gas pump went up just before the Memorial Day weekend and have stayed right there. Last week’s $2.54 per gallon statewide average was the same as the holiday prices — and were up about a dime over the week before Memorial Day. Holiday weekend…

Ensign buys Utah care facilities

The Ensign Group Inc. of Mission Viejo, California, has acquired two skilled nursing and one intermediate care facilties in Utah. The facilities are Utah Valley Healthcare and Rehabilitation, a 99-bed skilled nursing facility in Provo; Heritage Park Healthcare and…

Staying busy all summer: Utah's resorts plan to do out-of-season business

Nearly all of Utah’s 14 ski resorts have opened for summer activities ranging from hiking, biking and zip line riding to disc golfing, dining and enjoying music. Many of the resorts opened this past weekend. Brian Head Resort will be open Fridays through Sundays June 23-Sept. 10…

Quarter (mile) pounder

Fiat Chrysler is getting back into the muscle car business — and in a big way. The company is launcing the 840-horsepower 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon at a cool sticker price of $84,995. The power plant is a supercharged 6.2-liter HEMI V8 engine mated to an eight-speed…

Construction completed on 4th West Apartments

SALT Development, a Salt Lake City-based developer and builder of commercial real estate properties, has completed construction of the first two phases of its 4th West Apartments near The Gateway shopping center in downtown Salt Lake City. The two phases consist of 373 luxury…

Message to Trump: There’s a right way to boost infrastructure spending

By Veronique de Rugy As part of its recent “Infrastructure Week,” the Trump administration held infrastructure-themed events around the country to promote $1 trillion of private and public infrastructure investment. Based on the 2018 budget outline, we know that the…

Solving the Middle East morass: U.S. should broker a new balance of power

By Fareed Zakaria Donald Trump returned from his first overseas trip convinced that he had unified America’s historic Arab allies, dealt a strong blow against terrorism and calmed the waters of an unruly Middle East. Since then we have seen a series of terror attacks in Europe…

Does the world no longer feel like Lafayette? 'Sir, I truly love America'

By Robert Pembroke The return of the Marquis de Lafayette to America in 1824 produced a tremendous outpouring of goodwill and gratitude from our nation. He toured all 24 states in just over 13 months. When a mayor from a little town near Boston told him, “Sir, America loves…

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Jun 18

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Columns

Business Tech: Solving your IT problems: Asking the right questions drives the right solutions

By Mike Herrington There are a huge number of technology solutions on the market today and every business has unique needs. The road to finding the right solutions for your business can be tricky. Experience has repeatedly taught us that asking LOTS of quality questions is…

MHMike Herrington

Jun 18

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