A Technology Makeover
Black Enterprise asked business owners one simple question: How have you used technology to make over your business?
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Black Enterprise asked business owners one simple question: How have you used technology to make over your business?
Delta Air Lines is seeking to increase its partnership with suppliers through the launch of a new Web-based technology.
Last year was no cakewalk for many Americans: The fallout from the near collapse of the financial industry, the upending of the real estate market, and record-high unemployment rates were nothing to sing about. Despite the overall gloom, some entrepreneurs knew brief moments of hope, particularly those who invested in technology.
Steve and Pamela Cromity possess all the trappings of upper-middle-class comfort. But the key to the good life isn’t the couple’s annual $150,000 income, although it certainly helps. The entire family avoids impulse purchases.
Our nation has officially been in a recession for roughly a year—one already characterized as the most brutal in decades. At press time, 10 million Americans were out of work—6.1% of whites, 11.2% of blacks. Moreover, the financial services and automotive sectors, to name two industries, require billions in taxpayer dollars to stay afloat. Yet in this midst of this strained economy, Black Enterprise has decided to spotlight the extraordinary achievements of a cadre of top professionals—our 100 Most Powerful Executives in Corporate America.