A contributor from the Association for Consulting Expertise distinguishes between the two strategic road maps, and explains to a reader the value of each.
New technologies, such as biometrics, cloud computing and artificial intelligence, pose new challenges for employers trying to comply with legal requirements and avoid cybersecurity problems. Mainebiz talked some experts about what to keep in mind.
As the Portland-based payment services provider makes plans for additional operations space in Scarborough, the company is looking to expand its market share in 2020, too.
The Mainebiz roundup of businesses and businesspeople that have been making changes in recent weeks. Check out our compilation of new hires, promotions, accomplishments and more.
Readers respond to a Feb. 12 Mainebiz Daily Report story on a bill, now in the Legislature, which would increase the earnings cap that determines whether salaried workers are eligible for overtime pay.
Jeff Levine oversaw Portland's largest development efforts in over a century. Now he's teaching a new generation of urban planners. Mainebiz chatted with him about what's ahead, and what he's left behind.
Hebert and Szanton team up in Portland and in Auburn, while other construction projects in Maine range from a medical office building in Norway to Gardiner's replacement of the Bridge Street Bridge.
Whether it's with a budget large or small, with outside professionals or in-house amateurs, Maine businesses are turning to podcasts to deliver marketing messages and more. But companies that have done this successfully say there are some best practices that can help.
At UMaine, the world's largest 3D printer can turn out 5,000-pound objects in three days. In Biddeford, a tool and mold company produces parts with tolerances 20 times finer than a human hair. With a new generation of technology, Maine is making things never before possible.
