"We've spent 20 years making mistakes so others don't have to," says Charlie Lass, founder and CEO of the consultancy and private investment fund, Dallas Incorporated.

As the job landscape evolves, IT asset managers juggle an even more complex network of responsibilities. Coordinating the lifecycle of devices among employees who work in-house or remotely looks more like a game of cat and mouse than a streamlined, cohesive process.

These technologies have changed the way politicians and political campaigns communicate with citizens, as well as the way citizens engage with politics. In this paper, we will explore the ways in which multimedia, internet, and games have affected politics and the impact they are having on society.

Hydration helps us all, regardless of our physical condition or how hot or cold the weather may be. However, hydration can be especially important for those who are pregnant or nursing. Drinking water is an obvious option, but BYLT electrolyte sports drinks offer an effective alternative because they build upon nature's hydration without the crutch of artificial additives, preservatives or caffeine.

Justin Smith was forced to make a decision, not unfamiliar to most high-growth startup founders: walking the traditional path, raising multiple rounds of dilutive funding with the hope of a lucrative five-year exit, or opting for equity crowdfunding, the scrappy - and debatably more risky - road less traveled.

There isn't a lot of information and tools to help you navigate an economic recession, and for young professionals, buying their first homes, saving for retirement, or buying their first car may not happen, as more than half of what they make goes to paying off student loans. This is where FitBUX comes in.

Less than traditional models can work as the work environments of some industries have changed. The shift to remote work has changed quite a bit in terms of perfecting a business model. Below are 5 untraditional entrepreneurial ventures that can result in massive financial gains.

From fashion to activism, Gen Z is showing the world that it does things a little differently than its predecessors. And that's holding true for the world of startups, where young founders are forging a new path, even as many leaders struggle to keep up with their preferences. Fortunately, the founders of Launch House - Brett Goldstein, Michael Houck, and Jacob Peters - are here for the change, and ready to serve today's entrepreneurs in the manner they're seeking.

“It is better that 10 guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer.” — Sir William Blackstone, English jurist, judge, and politician

Matt Kirkegaard, the founder of Movement Property Group, is a fan of Nashville before all else. He moved to the city for its world-famous music scene in 2007 and even lived through a period of sleeping in his car just to be in the heart of the music city’s eclectic culture.