Positioning in Small Business Marketing

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• Despite nervous lenders and borrowers, local small-business lending still seen as healthy (BizJournals)
  For Phil Cooper, vice president for commercial lending at Louisville?s Commonwealth Bank & Trust Co., the way to encourage banks to make more loans guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration is simple:



• IT firms shunning web-based technologies (VNU Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
  Organisations in the IT sector are failing to exploit the business benefits of internet technologies in the workplace, with only a small proportion using Web 2.0 tools such as online applications, according to research by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).



• Survey: Cash flow big issue for small firms (BizJournals)
  About 44 percent of small-business owners this month reported they had experienced cash flow issues over the past 90 days, up from 38 percent in October.



• Lone Star College System to host 22nd annual small business awards banquet (The Potpourri)
  Fifteen finalists have been selected for the Lone Star College System Small Business Development Center Business of the Year Awards, including three from Tomball.



• Small businesses hit hard times: 'The worst I have seen it' (The Times and Democrat)
  Orangeburg small business owners say the much-talked-about economic downturn has hit close to home, resulting in lower sales and forcing businesses to streamline operations just to stay above water.



• Symantec Reveals Small to Medium Business Data Protection Practices Not on Pace With Data Growth (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
  Symantec Corp. announces today that a new independent study finds that small and medium businesses rate backup as their second-highest computing priority, after defense against viruses and other malware, and ahead of issues such as reducing costs and deploying new computers. Ninety-two percent of companies have deployed some form of data backup technology, yet 50 percent of those respondents ...