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A Portland turnaround artist on how to boost revenue through operational improvements
When companies seek to reverse revenue deterioration, they often respond through methods such as increasing sales efforts, adding or replacing sales people, changing sales compensation plans, and revising pricing, product, promotion and distribution strategies. Often, however, the cause of revenue shortfalls can be traced directly to operational problems that, if fixed, can provide a significant revenue boost. The following highly simplified case study (name withheld to protect confidentially)…
Prologis buys 10-acre Pepsi plant near Mount Baker light rail station
Logistics company Prologis has been buying up commercial property with an eye toward Amazon.com’s need for in-city distribution space.
Boeing invests $10 million in aerospace startup
The investment allows the startup to scale its network of ground optical stations that can transmit large amounts of data quickly into space.
King County sexual assault center reports jump in demand for services
The King County Sexual Assault Resource Center’s increased caseload is straining its resources, Executive Director Mary Ellen Stone said.
Column: Eugene’s ‘tech renaissance’ taking hold
Technology Association of Oregon President and CEO Skip Newberry talks with Eugene’s Mike Biglan about how the city’s tech scene has spurred his business.
Facebook is growing its Redmond Oculus office even faster than its HQ
Facebook’s Oculus team has more open jobs in Redmond than at Facebook’s headquarters and any office around the world.

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