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When people think of Mitylite, they don’t think of us as a product so much as a vendor. When you transcend the product, that’s where real value is created. MityLite [http://www.mitylite.com/] has always been an innovative company. It was founded 28 years ago to solve

The program highlights the accomplishments of the entrepreneurs in Utah and gives us an opportunity to tell their story. Earlier this month EY announced the finalists [http://www.ey.com/US/en/About-us/Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneur-Of-The-Year/UTAH-2016-regional-finalists] for the Entrepreneur of the Year 2016 Award in the Utah Region. This year

If you don’t understand how people think when they use your product, you can’t know how to build a better product. In 2012, entrepreneur/writer/speaker Max Ogles began working with Nir Eyal, the influential author behind Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products [http://www.amazon.com/Hooked-How-Build-Habit-Forming-Products-ebook/

A bill that sounds like a bad case of hepatitis or the bird flu won’t determine our fate. Utah’s tech community finds itself in the rare position of being divided on an important issue affecting its future. Last week, HB 251, a bill sponsored by Rep. Mike Schultz

We have an approach that’s more predictable and repeatable that anyone else in this space. At the 10th annual Stevie Awards [http://stevieawards.com/sales/2016-stevie%C2%AE-award-winners] for Sales and Customer Service, Impartner [http://www.impartner.com/], a Utah-based PRM solution, won a Silver Stevie Award in the

When you bring people together and align processes, a lot can happen. When you run a company that sells products, there is quite a bit of planning that goes into determining how much of your inventory should go where at what time. If you get your planning wrong, your costs

It’s one of the greatest challenges, being willing to put a lot of work and effort into something and balancing that with the awareness that you may have to adjust. I don’t want to discount the innovation and success of EveryoneSocial [http://www.everyonesocial.com/], the company to

The hardest thing for me was getting the design finalized. There are so many final touches that you don’t think about. Mark Cuban once said [http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/222501], “Every entrepreneur’s job is to invent the future. I also call it ‘kicking your own [butt].’ Someone