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Business Resources
The Internet and today’s flat world have changed the rules for ALL types of businesses. Business owners have to learn so many different subject matters, now more than ever. This blueprint is designed to provide new ideas for any business, regardless of what stage of development it is in.
Do you own a business? Do you want to start a business? The City of Anderson Business Resource Directory provides a list of business and government agencies that can help you.
The Indiana Small Business Guide to Environmental, Safety and Health Regulations is designed to help small businesses understand and comply with regulations that apply to their operations.
Indiana Supplier INsight is a free Web-based community linking manufacturers with Indiana suppliers sponsored by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation and Conexus Indiana. It is a 'matchmaking' system and its software platform stores information on registered businesses and allows manufacturers to search for Indiana suppliers using categories such as capability, location, industry categories and women-or minority-owned certifications. Suppliers must have an Indiana address to register in the ePortal.
Business Owner’s Guide to State Government is designed to provide information on general business structure, licensing and permitting, as well as small business support programs.
The City of Anderson Directory of Departments & Services provides contact information for each city department.
The mission of the Purdue Technical Assistance Program (TAP) is to advance Indiana's economic prosperity and quality of life. TAP provides up to 40 hours/year of free, confidential consulting on a full range of business and technical issues, including advanced manufacturing, business management and strategy, data analysis, facility addition and layout, product design and engineering, human resources and more.
It’s only a matter of time before a disaster affects your business’s ability to access data. If you have a plan, you’ll be halfway down the road to recovery when disaster strikes. This article reviews the basics of disaster recovery planning.
Your TOTAL business administrative resource, from grants, State and Federal tax help, to management tools, including pay rates for 850+ jobs; Business Start-Up Kit, loan payment calculator, 85 business-related online classes, 750+ business books, new hire email, Employer's Kit, a directory of sources of capital AND more!
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