Small Business Technology Seminar

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Whether it’s email, text messaging, Facebook, or Twitter, we widely use technology in our personal lives. But how can small business owners translate these technologies effectively to use in their businesses?

The Princeton Public Library and Princeton Area SCORE are co-sponsoring, “Using Technology to Boost Your Business,” a seminar for small business owners, on Tuesday, March 20, at 6:45 p.m., at the library.

The session will help small business owners examine technology myths and realities, identify business challenges that are most pressing in their business, and understand technology solutions that will help them succeed.

Seminar leaders are Nita Menon and Ram Ramakrishnan, co-founders and principal architects of elevate3, a technology consulting firm (www.elevate3inc.com).

Menon specializes in ways to stimulate revenue generation, reduce expenses, and improve business process through technology. Ramakrishnan specializes in providing technology to help organizations translate strategic business agendas into tactical IT solutions.

The seminar is free, but registration is required at www.scoreprinceton.org.

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