Ned Averill-Snell
Tampa, FL, USA
A technology and communications author and journalist since 1986, Ned is the author of two-dozen books, including the best-selling "Teach Yourself the Internet" and "Teach Yourself to Create Web Pages." He has published hundreds of articles and how-to pieces covering a broad array of topics, from human resources to software to training. He lives in Florida with his wife, two sons, a baby daughter, a cat and two dogs.
Industry:
none listed
Size of Business:
1 - 10 employees
Years in Business:
11-25 years
Affiliations:
The Society for Technical Communications
Business Interests:
human resources, media & the arts, software
Guides Written by Ned Averill-Snell
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How to find the posters you need to satisfy the law
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Second-hand hardware means more bytes for your budget
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When Monster.com isn't enough, hire a human scout
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Preventing sexual harassment protects your employees and protects your company from fines and judgments
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Outlook can do a lot more to help run your business than you may realize
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Cable Internet providers can put your business in the Internet fast lane
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Done right, direct mail still delivers a big bang for your buck
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The popular software line grew from a virus killer to an all-around defender of small business computers
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Finding the right lab shouldn't require experimentation
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Macs play better in the PC world than you might think
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Rumors of the fax machine's death have been greatly exaggerated
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Accept no barriers between you and business success
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While doing good business, do good
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The line between cellphones and PDAs is fading fast
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The key to innovation lies in tapping the best brains outside your company
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A part-time sideline can generate extra cash -- and take over your life
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The new worker of the 21st century needs a 21st century place to sit
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Dealing in virtual real estate is not much different from buying and selling any business
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Choices to make when choosing auto shippers
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Public auto auctions offer great deals for those not faint at heart
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Use logistics management when it absolutely, positively has to get there when it's needed
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Truck driver training puts you on the road to a new career
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Where to go for auto parts, aftermarket parts and auto accessories
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Shipping containers get your cargo where it needs to go
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Flatbed trailers haul just about anything you can lay on a slab
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Saving big on automotive industry must-haves is at your fingertips
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Asset management software helps you keep track of your company's stuff
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A good tool box protects your investment in costly tools
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