Growing Your Small Business is a Challenge

What it takes to leverage the Web and mobile devices in order to promote your business, attract customers and sell your products and/or services can be complicated and time-consuming. We understand the challenges facing the small business owner who wants to leverage the Internet to stay competitive in the marketplace. We understand the value of your time, the costs of effort, and the importance of ROI.

We are up for the challenge at SYBR Ventures. We specialize in:

• Strategies, solutions and support for the small business owner: As simple as possible. As cost-effective as the latest technologies provide.
  
  
• We don't service corporate websites and marketing departments. We won't get bogged-down in those sorts of bureaucratic, bloated projects. We are a small business ourselves. A boutique agency serving small business clients who appreciate the personal attentive care and attention we provide. We maintain a selective and small portfolio of clients, only as many as we can handle with a relaxed, fun, and focused attention to our mutual goals for your business.
  
  
• Keeping the technical and technological as simple as possible.
  
  
• Using as many low-cost, yet high-value and quality, Web-based tools and services to leverage technologies and solutions "in the cloud" to keep down your overhead, but gain the greatest bang for your budget.
  
  
• We will support and manage the up-keep of your web-presence, marketing campaigns, Internet contact management, and online sales.
  
  
• Planning and building solutions and processes that, if necessary, with a little training, you should be able maintain for minor upgrades and ongoing updates. 
  
  
• An option could be taking-on the overhead of on-boarding an in-house employee who will cost you time and money and will have limited experience with the diverse range of innovative business-growth technologies constantly coming onto the market to powerfully and cost-efficiently promote and sell your offerings across the Internet while integrated with your brick-and-mortar and traditional media marketing. Whereas, SYBR Ventures will consult with you to design a plan that will best utilize your budget to balance the unavoidable time it takes to deploy your marketing and sales tactics with the best, most affordable experts and most innovative and economical tools to the job.
  
  
• If you get what you pay for, and time is money, then you need SYBR Ventures in your corner.

Even with our experience and help, there is a lot to consider...

Every six months or so, a team of scientists from the University of Manheim in Germany, the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of Tennessee in the USA, puts together a list of the 500 fastest supercomputers on the planet.

The latest edition lists China as the home of the world’s fastest supercomputer. It’s called Tianhe-1A and was developed by China’s National University of Defence Technology. In a list traditionally dominated by the US, which has over 200 computers in the top 500, China comes second with 41 while India lags behind with just four, and none in the top 10.

Of course, this position is a bit deceptive, because neither country really makes the supercomputers. The hardware still comes from a single destination — Silicon Valley in the US. So, strictly speaking, it’s still the United States that is at the head of the field, even though the array that does the most in the least time is located in another country.

Along with the development of public scientific base, another task is to provide incentives for companies which take advantage of new knowledge and technologies. Among companies, small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as important engines of economic growth with the highest expected potential should be engaged in research and technological development (RTD) activities, possibly in cooperation with other companies, technology centres, universities and public research institutions.

While preparing instruments for SMEs, large companies, which account for seventy per cent of all industrial RTD expenditure, should nevertheless be overlooked. In order to support both SMEs and large companies in their RTD endeavour in Slovenia tax allowances were introduced in 2006.

Source: Slovenian Technology Agency