So What Do You Think? Columbia SC

Posted by : Matt Lake

Back when you were learning your trade, you could turn to a trusted mentor or business guru and ask "Do you think this will fly?" and expect a measured response with insight you couldn't bring to the table yourself. You don't have that luxury anymore. And there's another thing you're probably missing--a personal assistant to read all your incoming mail and articles and answer the question, "What's important in this batch?"

That makes two kinds of intelligent help that you could use, and probably can't get--at least not reliably and when you need it. And where circumstances leave a void, software developers rush in. Business Resource Software and Copernic Technologies have developed two radically different programs to provide that much-needed boost to your business savvy and productivity.

Of course, even the best expert systems can't replace a dedicated and ambitious human on your staff. But if you don't have someone who answers to that description--or one who is willing to do your thinking or reading for you--then BRC's Quick Insight and Copernic Summarizer are pretty good alternatives. First up, we'll look at Quick Insight, which lives up to at least half of its name.

Insightful but not instant

If you're considering several projects and have enough resources to back only one of them, you have to make a good decision. One-minute management skills don't cut it here--you need to consider your options carefully--and if you're not use...

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