Business TV shows: expert advice to help Beat the Recession

The economists have started using the dreaded R word, and the headlines are full of grim reminders that we are heading for global economic downturn. Times to come will be tough, but there are things you can do now to prepare your business to survive the recession.

To do it, you will need to change the way you do business. You need new ideas and the sooner you implement them the greater the chances youll have of beating the recession. But how can you get these new ideas fast?

To help you get started now, yourBusinessChannel has brought together a panel of leading experts from almost every area of business - from sales and marketing to finance, management, and more.

Launching this month, Beat the Recession is an entirely new series, bringing all new insights and all new business expert interviews in brand new shows designed specifically to help you.

By watching this series, youll hear the most innovative thinking and latest business advice from the experts as they explain what you can do to beat the recession.

Now is the time to start thinking about changing the way you do business and starting is a simple as watching this show!
See more business news television shows filled with tips and advice that will help you to beat the recession watch them now at http://www.yourbusinesschannel.com
Find out more about the very latest show releases, as well as other yourBusinessChannel and recession beating business news by visiting our blog at http://www.yourbusinesschannel.com/blog.aspx

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Technology: which tech-tools would you suggest are going to be vital to help get businesses through the recession.

[yourBusinessChannel]

Who to follow? Please list the most powerful/relevant blogs or websites (URLs please) which entrepreneurs and executives should follow during the next 12 months.

[yourBusinessChannel]

A "good read". If a business person could read one book to arm themselves for the recession, what would you recommend?

[businessadvice]

Stephen Trotta the Expert replies: eLance - A Web based Global workforce at your fingertips that want to work, and at a low cost.

[businessgrowthadvice]

Dom Monkhouse the Expert replies: Virtualisation

Cloud Computing

Both of these will completely change the way IT is delivered and used in the SME space

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David Haigh the Expert replies: The internet as a channel to market

It depends on the industry - for B2C, more convenient, cost efficient technologies such as mobile communications

B2B - software services improve accountability and measurement

[adviceforbusiness]

Susan C Hammond the Expert replies: The usual suspects, but more importantly meeting people face to face to build relationship will become very important again. Everyone is running scared. Whatever one can do to build immediate trust will turn into work.

[businesstvchannel]

Beate Chelette the Expert replies: Interactive websites with: Facebook, Twitter, Blogs, Audio and Video

[businesstips]

Paul B. Carroll the Expert replies: Everything from Web 2.0 3.0 tools to mobile devices that lets businesses connect better with customers will help.

[tipsforbusiness]

Eugene Gutsalo the Expert replies: Ready to provide tips for companies worldwide on how to take advantage of the recession for CRE.

Quoted in GlobeST, CityFeet, Crains New York, BNet, Chicago + Miami Real Estate Magazine, and others.

[tipsonbusiness]

Guy Kingston the Expert replies: Broadband - knowledge is power, and swift access to it is going to be more important than ever

[smallbusinesstips]

Phil Bailey the Expert replies: A collaborative tool like Engage Thoughtware will be very useful. We have online problem solving tools and creative thinking tools which will also help companies innovate.

[businessexperts]

Vontoo the Expert replies: -Web-based SAAS applications that help companies reduce costs, but maximize efficiency and ROI.