Articles from Detroiter (December 1, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A day in the life ...: Chamber tackles the border crisis.	Blouse, Richard E., Jr.		440
A necessary expense? If used appropriately, consulting firms can add tremendous value to a business.	Franchi, Jim		510
A priceless gift: how to create a company mentoring program?	Goldsmith, Barton		468
A supplement to 2001-2002 Detroit Regional buyers guide.		Directory	1504
A venture capital primer.			1414
All about palm pilots.	Ferguson, Gwen	Product/Service Evaluation	623
Be a smart shopper: before you buy, here's what you need to know about health insurance.	Lamphier, Roy		505
Building brand awareness at trade shows.	Friedmann, Susan A.		1042
Business insurance: what's what.			318
Business/education partnerships: three workforce programs that get results.	Monts, Rodd		607
Chapter one: setting up your Website.	Sandlin, Eileen Figure		838
Chapter two: maintaining your Website.	Sandlin, Eileen Figure		622
Corrections.		Correction Notice	58
Danger signs: do you know when it's time to call the business doctor?	Tobias, Paul D.		590
Direct to the point: do's and don'ts for a successful direct-mail marketing campaign.	Scott, Mike		493
Disaster plan: how to protect your information assets.	Glover, Mark		442
Generic drugs can save you $$$.			473
Getting ready for ISO 14001: the top 10 most common mistakes to avoid.	Mors, Terry A.		1002
Glossary of terms.		Brief Article	173
Guerilla marketing: tips from the Detroit-born marketer who invented the term.	Raphael, Steve		532
Guide to local services.		Directory	670
Guide to security products.	Eder, Eric	Product/Service Evaluation	406
Have you heard about HEDIS?		Brief Article	263
Hip hip hooray for HIPAA? What you need to know about the new Health Insurance Portability and Accessibility Act.	Sibley, Lara		730
Investing in urban 'brownfields'.	Caldwell, Michael L.		513
ISO 14001: a high five.	Mors, Terry A.		667
It's all in the wording: 8 tips to get the most out of your online job ads.			629
Magnetic benefits: low-cost ways to attract and retain your employees.	Baughman, Deborah L.		488
Online recruiting.			523
Online technology links.		Directory	963
Personal business consultant.	Moskal, William F.		485
Personal business consultant.	Walz, Mark		527
Personal business consultant.	Van De Mark, Nina	Brief Article	163
Personal business consultant.	Ralph, James		461
Personal business consultant.	Banks, Lloyd, III	Brief Article	160
Personal business consultant.	Spearin, John	Brief Article	211
Personal business consultant.	Tanner, Don	Brief Article	235
Power writing techniques: six tips for writing brochures, press releases and sales letters.	Smith, Mark S.A.		469
Q & A: business-education partnerships.	Thomas, Marian		756
Say hello to Internet phone.	Oleh, Pius	Brief Article	237
Take care what you wear.	Firman, Roxane		204
The entry-level workforce: three key programs that can help your business.	Sandlin, Eileen Figure		964
The paper trail: how to start a recycling program at your business.	Sandlin, Eileen Figure		893
The screening process: how to avoid liability for 'negligent hiring'.	Walker, Jennifer A.		1007
Three steps to internet security.	Eder, Eric		357
To see and be seen: how to comport yourself--and market yourself--at business socials.	Taylor, Denise Anne		522
Training and retention: two success stories.	Raphael, Steve		732
Uh oh! it's down the drain: the majority of business start-ups fail within two years. Sadly, HandySolutions LLC is one of them.	Lifton, Kimberly		931
Well is good: getting started on a cost-effective wellness program at your company.	Sandlin, Eileen Figure		477
Who, us? Yes, you! Here's how one company got its ISO act together.	Sherwood, Rick		485
Workforce mega-trends.	Handel, Greg		371
Yes, it really pays: wellness and fitness programs yield measurable bottom-line benefits.			516
You can bank on it: before you pick your banker, do your homework.	Sandlin, Eileen Figure		488