Opinion

by Mark Zweig -

The science of marketing

If there is one common thread among small business owners I have observed over the past 44 years of my career – especially those who aren’t very successful — it…

by Brandom Gengelbach -

Addressing the childcare crisis

Every 37 minutes, a new person moves to Northwest Arkansas, attracted by the region’s thriving job market, natural beauty and high quality of life. My family and I were excited…

by Michael Tilley -

Riff Raff: Opaque transparency

One might think dissolution of a public organization that has since 1997 been a key actor in the development of Chaffee Crossing – the most impactful growth area of the…

by Greg Kaza -

Year five of the U.S. economic expansion

The U.S. economy has entered the fifth year of an economic expansion that began in May 2020, according to employment, income, sales and production metrics. This overlooked development is unlikely…

by Christopher Wright -

A recipe for cybersecurity

Imagine you’re hosting a dinner party for friends. You go to the grocery store to purchase the needed supplies but forget an essential step – checking the expiration dates. You…

by Stacey Mason -

15 time wasters

We do lots of things with time. We keep time, spend time, use time and lose time. We sacrifice time, track time, make time and even buy time. And sometimes,…

by Daniel Weatherly -

Keeping pace with cyber risks

We’re often asked how does Mainstream and other cybersecurity firms keep up with cyber-attacks and evolving cybersecurity risks? And how do we coordinate our defenses so that our clients are…