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Flat Growth Rate for IT Predicted, but There are Solutions
Some people look at negative signs and literally go right into resignation. Su Hawk, President of CSIA referred to a recent Forrester Research report that predicts flat IT spending in 2006-08. Her belief is that one of the purposes of CSIA is to help change those predictions for its members. Sounds like a lofty ideal, but Su shares how CSIA will help make that happen. In addition to the
successful APEX event and DemoGala, they will be holding a number of supportive programs for its members. 12.19.05. LISTEN

5% Growth Rate Forecast as CO Exports Continue to Rise-
Colorado beef and semiconductor exports plagued international trade this past 12 months, but did not stop export figures from increasing. Technology exports represent a major share of the numbers and Canada remains our number one trading partner. Australia, Latin America, India and Mexico are growth leaders for Colorado Exports points out Laurel Alpert, Division Director, International Trade for Colorado. Laurel shares other insights for those exploring International business. 12.19.05 LISTEN

Entrepreneurial Advice in Changing Times for Veterans
Some entrepreneurs are wildly successful and unstoppable while others are failing and resentful observes Brian Vogt, Director of the Colorado Office of Economic Development & International Trade. He was the keynote luncheon speaker at the first annual Small Business Conference for Veterans in Denver. Brian’s advice was right on and would be helpful to anyone building a business. Kelly Manning and Rich Werner of Colorado’s SBDC Network put together a first-class conference. 12.19.05 LISTEN

Here’s Part 2 and Links to New FREE Software 12.19.05
Microsoft invested over $10 million in all-around community support in 2005. In 2006 we will all have chance to see and explore the new products and services being developed this year. Larry and Pat Nelson along with 2400+ people attended an exciting product launch at the Colorado Convention Center. After, they interviewed Rick LaPlante, Microsoft GM of Visual Studio Team System; Tom Sheraden, VP, e-Business Apps for ProLogis and Scott Johnson, MS Regional Technology Officer. (Part 2 of 2) LISTEN

Exciting Free Downloads Unveiled at Microsoft Launch 12.12.05
During 2005, Microsoft focused on security issues, needs of their business partners (there are 5000 in Colorado) and developing new products. Larry and Pat Nelson along with 2400+ people attended an exciting product launch at the Colorado Convention Center. After, they interviewed Rick LaPlante, Microsoft GM of Visual Studio Team System; Tom Sheraden, VP, e-Business Apps for ProLogis and Scott Johnson, Microsoft Regional Technology Officer. LISTEN

Winners Tap into Peak Moments, On Demand for Productivity In today's Thought Economy your success is defined by your ability to think and execute faster than your competition. Whether it's the corporate bottom-line or an individual's actions as an outstanding leader, results are the ultimate measure. Lisa Niederman, CEO and Deb Miller, COO of Performance Velocity discuss with Larry how to take the chance out of accomplishment. If you have ever accomplished something extraordinary, even very special, you will appreciate their message. LISTEN 12.12.05

Driving the Idea of Personal Responsibility & Contribution
Building the future with our eyes wide open is essential in this fast-paced economy. Brian Vogt, Director of the Colorado Office of Economic Development & International Trade defines "freedom" as "choice", that's many choices. Brian hopes that when the legislators get back in January that their focus is long-term sustainability and what is good for the Colorado economy. It will be an interesting year in Colorado politics as we will see if the focus is on power or for the good of the people. Part 2 of 2 - LISTEN 12.12.05