What’s fueling sales for green products and service? http://bit.ly/M2WvI

Epicor’s integrated enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution for manufacturers can help you gain competitive advantage and remove barriers in your business.

Thousands of small, mid-size, and large companies in more than 140 countries worldwide trust Epicor to help them streamline operations and increase profitability. Manufacturers must respond to a new set of challenges each day in a rapidly changing global economy. Epicor’s next-generation business applications are designed for flexibility, collaboration, and ease-of-use.

With recognized expertise in providing software solutions for manufacturers, we welcome the opportunity to help you determine if Epicor is the right fit for your company. Your return-on-investment will be realized through the ability to:

• Manage customer relationships more productively and profitably
• Boost collaboration with Web 2.0 functionality and streamline supply chain management
• Take control of planning, sales, production, quality, materials management, and lean initiatives
• Use a built-in global business management engine for real-time financial data and anytime business insight
• Easily manage scheduling, track jobs, and integrate accounting functions
• Manage requirements for multiple sites and languages
• Grow and change your business with a system that will support you long term
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Epicor Manufacturing Overview
Epicor Global Services Brochure
Designed to Manage Lean Principles White Paper
Bringing Web 2.0 to the Enterprise White Paper
Take a Virtual Tour of Epicor Manufacturing

An FREE Intro to Setting Up QuickBooks will be offered on the 1st Wednesday of each month. Dave Johnson, of Peterson Allred Jackson, CPAs will be the instructor. He offers a user friendly presentation for the layperson who works with the accounting program, QuickBooks.

Classes are held at the Cache Business Resource Center, located in the West Campus of Bridgerland Applied Technology College (BATC), 1400 North & 1000 West, Logan.

6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. 

For more information, contact Cindy Roberts at 435-213-8713 or croberts@cachebrc.com.

1410 North 1000 West, Logan, UT 84341

Logan.biz
Utah’s Premier Online Directory Advertising (435) 213-9262

Go go Logan.biz and register for our weekly *FREE Drawings*
mountain bikes, restaurants, auto services, clothes, movies, professional services, golf!!!

also FREE CLASSIFIEDS

Advertise your business on Logan’s most used website!

Do you have skill sets or expertise that you can share with new or struggling businesses? Shared knowledge lifts all boats. Contact the CBRC to see who you can help.  croberts@cachebrc.com.  435-213-8713.

Tips and tools for safe-guarding your personal information and steps to take if you become a victim of identity theft.

Valuable * Free* Open to the Community

Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Speaker: Mandy Pace, Mountain America Credit Union

11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Eccles Conference Center
Utah State University

Free parking in the Big Blue Terrace (north of the TSC).
RSVP at www.valueaddedworkplace.usu.edu or 435-797-3679

“Total Hospitality Concepts Inc.”

Arthur Reich, equipment, smallwares & parts specialist
1(800) 557-7650

http://cheftools.com

http://pinemountain.com/index.php 7 Mistakes Most Experienced Marketers Make

Great Marketing 101 tips from MarshallT yesterday at the Cache Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting.

#Cache BRC – FREE workshop – Farming Tips/Industrial Bearings Maintenance – 7 – 9 p.m. 1410 North 1000 West, Room 1901 in West BATC

Learn to Twitter for Your Business at #Cachebrc 1410 North 1000 West, Logan, UT Room 1826 6:30 pm-8:30 pm $15 croberts@cachebrc.com

Last night’s QuickBooks Intro was great! If you missed it, you can catch it on the 1st Wed of each month. http://www.cachebrc.com

How many people does an infected person infect before they are well? 31 people in 16 days;
with intervention, 5 people in 16 days. The flu can be passed 24 hours before any symtoms appear. Incubation period is 1-7 days.

What can you do to help prevent the spread of Swine Flu?

1. Wash your hands often with soap and warm water. How long to wash? Sing “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” through completely – both verses. Use an alcohol gel hand sanitizer if soap and water are not available.
2. See your physician early as there are some medications that can help if taken in the first couple of days.
3. STAY HOME if you are sick- that means work, church, etc.
4. Socially distance yourself. What does that mean? STAY AWAY FROM PEOPLE if you are sick. ; don’t get closer than 6 feet to an infected person. How do you do that? Don’t go to work, church, movies—you got it, any type of social gathering.
5. Disenfect hard dry surfaces. Germs can last a week on these surfaces.
6. Use etiquette-cover your mouth when coughing instead of into your hand. This is not your mother’s etiquette. Cough into your upper arm. You know, like mother told you not to do when you were little. Hands carry germs.

What are the symtoms of Swine Flu?

Fever: over 100.5° F; 38.5° C.
Cough
Sore throat
Headache
Body aches

How can you help to keep from catching Swine Flu?

1. Get plenty of rest – 8 hours of sleep
2. Maintain a healthy diet
3. Try to avoid stress
4. Get vaccinated when vaccine is available (August or September)

For local information on Swine Flu, visit: http://www.brhd.org/
Call 211 for answers in English and Spanish.