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Official Press Release – RISCCON SWOT Team

admin — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 16:50:01 +0000

RISCCON Launches: Business SWOT Team – Expert, Tactical, Precision & On Demand

Industry Research, Tactics for Business, Elite Response

Hamilton, NJ (9-29-2010)

There are over 223 million websites on the internet and that number continues to grow. Billions of dollars of revenue are generated each year and there are millions of brick and mortar business located throughout the country and around the world. There are more business slated to open this year due to the economic crisis and the increasing unemployment rates. Competing for a piece of that pie isn’t easy and millions of entrepreneurs and business owners lose out every year.

How does an entrepreneur compete? What is needed to survive and succeed?

A Business SWOT Team! That is the answer that RISCCON and founder Brian Chiorello, a veteran professional investigator, have identified as the solution. RISCCON and the new Business SWOT Team is a unique and twisted approach to traditional and modern business models. Brian attributes the success of the company to high quality service and a unique individual product line. He says, “RISCCON fills a void in business research and information, as an experienced investigator, I have collected hundreds of resources over the years that allow RISCCON to quickly gain access to critical information.”

The RISCCON SWOT Team is designed to utilize its expertise, tactical knowledge, precision research and On Demand service for its clients whenever necessary. In order to compete in today’s fast paced ever changing market, businesses need Facts, Information and key Knowledge to make critical decisions. RISCCON’s SWOT Team gives that opportunity back to the entrepreneur. The SWOT Team is made up of experts from specific industries that can offer insight and expertise. RISCCON’s SWOT is dedicated to providing answers, finding solutions and thinking outside the box to give entrepreneurs a competitive advantage.

What is SWOT?

SWOT is an acronym standing for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats when involved in a business. It can specify the objective of the business and factors that are favorable or unfavorable in achieving that objective. Identifying SWOT for business is vital as the subsequent steps in planning the businesses success may directly be derived from the SWOT findings. Upon receiving the SWOT analysis a business owner may realize that an objective is NOT obtainable or adaptive measures should be taken.

RISCCON is the leader in Business Research and Market Data, RISCCON has immediate access to over 1500 Business Industry Reports. A RISCCON Industry Report provides a comprehensive look into understanding the entire industry including market size, competitors, forecasting, local demographics and trending. Feel free to take a look at a sample Industry Report. This information is vital when creating a business plan, buying or growing a business or even making decisions in a distressed business.

Are Industry Reports & Research Necessary?
Industry reports are very useful and cost effective. Don’t fall under the statistic that nearly 90% of businesses do, Failure! Insurance, Capital, Marketing, Websites, Products and Services are all necessary to operate a successful business, Research & Industry Reports can save you thousands of dollars and countless hours. YES, it is necessary.

Every day business brokers, finance professionals, management consultants, entrepreneurs and small business owners obtain these reports as they have a desire to make their business a success. For pennies compared to what the startup costs are on a business, get an Industry Report today.

Why become a RISCCON Client?
Simple, The RISCCON SWOT Team, RISCCON becomes an outsourced provider for businesses, keeping costs at a minimum while RISCCON has a staff waiting for action for any sized project. The goal is to provide research, information and factual business data that is cost effective. This information gives vital knowledge when it’s needed the most to make critical business decisions with ease. RISCCON research saves its client’s time, money and most importantly allows entrepreneur’s to stay focused on what matters the most, Business!

It’s time to have the RISCCON SWOT Team on your side. Gain access to over 1500 Industry Reports, Demographics, Thousands of Independent Resources and Hands on Approach like none other. It’s SWOT Time.

About RISCCON
RISCCON is a leader in business research and the acquisition of data. No other company combines the balance of professional investigations with information and intelligence as it relates to everyday business activities. Obtain complete and comprehensive reports that give clear insight to the industry and market. Proper business research and information increases overall business performance, success and efficiency. Geared towards assisting early entrepreneurs, startups and growing organizations, for more information visit http://www.risccon.com.

10 Must Haves for A Business Plan

admin — Tue, 28 Sep 2010 15:51:01 +0000

Business Plans are the most important part when attempting to start your business and if you want FUNDING it is non negotiable. Here is a list of 10 Critical items you must include in any plan.

1. Executive Summary
2. Company Analysis
3. Industry Analysis
4. Customer Analysis
5. Competitive Analysis
6. Marketing Plan
7. Operations Plan
8. Management Plan
9. Financial Plan
10. Appendix

Did you know that the average Entrepreneur will spend over 100 Hours trying to put together a business plan. RISCCON can assist you in preparing your entireBusiness Plan or providing you with the proper Research for areas like theIndustry, Customer and Competitive Analysis and even a strategic Marketing Plan. To learn more about RISCCON’S services Click Here

RISCCON Launches SWOT Campaign

admin — Tue, 28 Sep 2010 18:46:46 +0000

RISCCON: The Business Information Powerhouse

Launches innovative SWOT campaign.

RISCCON SWOT

America’s Top States for Business 2010

admin — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 17:39:44 +0000

Overall Rankings – 2010

CNBC scored all 50 states—using publicly available data—on 40 different measures of competitiveness. States received points based on their rankings in each metric. Then, we separated those metrics into the ten broad categories, with input from business groups including the National Association of Manufacturers. We weighted the categories based on how frequently each is cited in state economic development marketing materials.

Overall	State	Cost of Business	Workforce	Quality of Life	Economy	Transportation	Technology & Innovation	Education	Business Friendliness	Access to Capital	Cost of Living
1	Texas	30	16	29	1	1	4	30	19	7	8
2	Virginia	26	9	18	11	12	10	13	2	9	27
3	Colorado	25	10	2	8	36	12	29	4	15	35
4	North Carolina	15	3	32	37	10	11	26	13	10	23
5	Massachusetts	39	23	6	17	39	3	1	14	2	41
6	Iowa	1	20	17	10	32	29	16	12	36	17
7	South Dakota	4	15	11	4	27	49	21	3	40	5
8 (tie)	Minnesota	31	34	12	5	11	16	9	20	19	15
8 (tie)	Utah	7	7	5	23	32	25	48	10	39	17
10	Georgia	20	3	35	37	2	17	28	17	13	9
11	Kansas	22	13	27	7	8	31	11	18	33	5
12	North Dakota	15	23	13	3	20	47	18	10	40	17
13	Nebraska	18	18	21	14	18	37	22	8	40	5
14	Wyoming	13	12	10	9	24	50	22	20	27	27
15	Washington	33	30	8	18	35	5	22	34	5	35
16	Tennessee	10	5	49	36	4	23	41	6	35	1
17	Missouri	5	29	39	29	7	24	15	25	20	9
18	Arizona	23	2	29	41	23	19	45	5	25	34
19	New Hampshire	34	38	4	12	47	27	6	9	16	39
20	Pennsylvania	40	42	25	15	16	6	4	32	11	30
21	Indiana	9	42	44	41	6	22	16	6	26	13
22	New Jersey	44	32	14	28	32	9	2	35	4	47
23	Oregon	19	33	22	33	15	20	38	28	14	37
24	New York	50	49	18	2	22	2	2	45	3	43
25	Oklahoma	3	22	41	6	41	36	40	25	32	1
26	Idaho	8	8	18	39	29	39	47	22	28	11
27	Maryland	43	36	28	18	43	8	10	16	12	45
28	Florida	41	1	31	48	21	13	35	23	17	30
29	Wisconsin	24	46	23	31	14	21	12	27	30	17
30	Illinois	35	39	24	29	12	14	26	39	6	17
31	South Carolina	6	5	45	46	8	26	43	30	34	24
32 (tie)	Arkansas	2	11	43	27	36	44	33	39	40	3
32 (tie)	California	48	31	15	18	16	1	31	49	1	49
34	Ohio	29	48	38	34	2	15	18	38	24	15
35	Connecticut	47	40	9	32	40	17	8	23	8	45
36	Montana	26	28	15	15	24	44	18	42	36	32
37	Vermont	42	36	3	12	46	40	4	37	40	43
38	New Mexico	26	27	34	21	18	31	44	45	28	29
39	Maine	38	47	6	25	41	41	7	28	40	39
40	Kentucky	12	25	46	44	4	35	37	39	38	3
41	Michigan	32	41	36	47	24	7	35	35	18	24
42	Delaware	36	17	47	45	44	33	25	1	20	32
43	Alabama	14	14	48	40	27	30	42	32	40	11
44	Louisiana	21	34	50	25	30	34	32	31	22	24
45	Mississippi	11	21	42	35	45	46	49	47	40	13
46	West Virginia	15	44	40	24	38	48	34	50	40	17
47	Nevada	37	19	37	49	31	37	50	15	40	37
48	Hawaii	49	50	1	22	49	43	38	42	31	49
49	Rhode Island	45	25	33	49	48	28	14	48	23	41
50	Alaska	46	45	26	41	50	41	45	44	40	47

For more information on the rankings visit http://www.cnbc.com/id/37516043

RISCCON: Providing Business Solutions

admin — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 15:33:22 +0000

Business Startups are Top Employers

admin — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 14:06:40 +0000

Business startups are flexible and it is not an exception that what they provide for their employees is much better than the benefits and compensation an established corporation offers.

Business Startups Value Creativity
For many job seekers, business startups are top employers because they give freedom and value creativity. That is why many job seekers are interested mainly in offers from business startups.

No matter what the industry is, business startups usually have one advantage in common – a more informal and relaxed atmosphere. Very often, business startups don’t have thick guides of formal rules one must strictly follow, and this leaves room for improvisation and creativity, which is highly valued by many employees.

One more advantage of business startups is that, as a rule, the promotion opportunities in a startup company are greater than the promotion opportunities in a company with traditions. If the business startup does well, usually the people who were part of it in the beginning get promoted, while in a company with traditions it might take decades till one is offered a low management position. In terms of career development a business startup can be very, very rewarding.

As for compensation, startup companies can be very generous. There are many cases when a startup company pays better for a comparable position than an established corporation.

The Problem with Business Startups? They Grow into Corporations!
Business startups tend to be very dynamic, which certainly is not a characteristic valued highly by anybody who loves predictability. Though it is not an exception for a business startup to go out of business, many startup companies do make it. In fact, many of today’s huge corporations started as small business startups and grew over the years.
When a business startup grows into a corporation, this kills the informal atmosphere. Sure, one can’t say that growing into a corporation is the beginning of the decline of a startup, but certainly when a company grows, this changes the rules.

When a business startup turns into a corporation, many of its founding members resign and move to greener pastures – i.e. they find a venture capital fund and create a new startup company. When this business startup also grows into a corporation, they again move on. For many individuals, the corporative spirit is just way too much to stand and establishing (and working for) small business startups is a way of life.

A startup could be riskier in terms of job security, but the benefits it offers are not to be neglected. On the other hand, large corporations are not necessarily more secure (just a look at layoff news is enough to get an idea of the numbers of employees released), so even if one is willing to trade freedom for security and join an established corporation, her or she might be out of luck and soon be unemployed again.

RISCCON Looking for Business Bloggers

admin — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 10:24:15 +0000

RISCCON is Looking for Bloggers

We are in search for those who want to contribute ideas to our newly launched business blog, we are looking for written articles, video blogs and other content to help those Entrepreneurs with their business endeavors.

If you just starting a business or have been in business for a while, have some stories to share or would like to be interviewed, please contact us and we will set something up with you.