Economy has business consultants facing challenges of their own
Did you hear about the business consultant? You ask him what time it is, he borrows your watch, tells you the time and then keeps your watch. The old joke on second reading is not a knock on the...
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Computer Network Solutions has leased about 35,000 square feet at 131 Hoffman Lane in Islandia. The company, which specializes in managed services, shared hosting and remote monitoring, is relocating...
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Freeport-based Advantage Payroll Services of Long Island has merged with Hauppauge-based Associated Payroll Consultants.
View ArticleEconomy has business consultants facing challenges of their own
Did you hear about the business consultant? You ask him what time it is, he borrows your watch, tells you the time and then keeps your watch. The old joke on second reading is not a knock on the...
View ArticleConsultants reap the spoils of health care
The experts are still trying to assess the impact of Obama Care on the U.S. health industry, but one truth is already apparent: Reform will clearly mean more work for lawyers and accountants. The...
View ArticleTech firm scores 35,000 SF in Islandia
Computer Network Solutions has leased about 35,000 square feet at 131 Hoffman Lane in Islandia. The company, which specializes in managed services, shared hosting and remote monitoring, is relocating...
View ArticleSay what?
Now that government has mastered “affordability,” it’s ready to take on “accountability.” That is, if it can figure out exactly what that means. After Congress passed the “Patient Protection and...
View ArticleBusiness consulting firm opens office in Melville
New York City-based Bluewolf recently expanded to Long Island. The business consulting firm’s new office, which opened in Melville on July 5, represents its fifth location worldwide. Other Bluewolf...
View Article401(k) fees to be disclosed
New federal rules that require 401(k) providers to disclose their fees are likely to pressure investment firms and advisers to lower charges, improve service and allow companies to better compare...
View ArticleDocs bet on certification
More than 22,000 clinicians at 4,600 locations already have been certified but many others are taking steps to at least live up to some of the committee’s benchmarks, which are considered best...
View ArticleLong Island payroll firms merge
Freeport-based Advantage Payroll Services of Long Island has merged with Hauppauge-based Associated Payroll Consultants.
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