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If you are a business owner or head of an IT department you may have come across the common problem of whether to go for a bespoke software solution for your business or to go for a packaged ‘one size fits all’ solution. Bespoke solutions will match your business needs exactly and should provide you with a competitive advantage but is the bespoke option always the correct one?
Most people don’t think twice when they put that old monitor or computer out for the garbage men to take. They erased their information off the hard drive. Isn’t that enough? Unfortunately, the amount of e-waste that is landing in the country’s landfills is staggering. Many programs currently in place make recycling computers easier for everyone, home users and businesses.
In order to stay ahead of the competition, businesses must actively seek out and locate their targeted customer in order to effectively market their products and services. Today, there is much more involved to finding effective methods to reach potential customers than just advertising in traditional places such as the Yellow Pages. It often involves effective business analysis of various regions of the market. Fortunately, advancements in technology have now given businesses the ability to gather consumer data and target potential customers. One such technology is geocoding software.
Excel’s AutoFill facility relies on the program’s ability to recognize patterns in the values that you enter. For example, say you type “Week 1” in a cell; you can have the program automatically enter “Week 2”, “Week 3”, etc. by dragging the AutoFill handle. This is situated in the bottom right of the cell. When the cursor moves over it, the cursor changes appearance to a plus sign (+). At this point you simply click, hold, drag in any direction and Excel will pick up the pattern and reproduce it to create automatic data entries.
