Small Business I.T. Insider

The year 2010 begins with economic growth prospects that are now positive (apart from in some countries), although this is not the whole picture. All the annual forecasts  the most pessimistic and most optimistic alike  base their findings on the year 2009, one that ended posting what will go down in history as the biggest contraction in the world economy since the end of the Second World War. Admittedly, the bulk of the setback took place during winter 2008-2009, when the abrupt halt in world trade and collapse in activity for a time raised the specter of a Great Depression. Thereafter, primarily thanks to renewed dynamism in Asia, the world economy returned to growth on a de facto basis from spring and in more manifest fashion in the autumn. But this exit from recession relates more to a technical rebound, even should it continue, than to a sustained recovery.

With this downfall StoneHill Technical Solutions decided to do a research on how the economy has impacted the company’s clients. Feedback was that the economic decline has had a major effect on how businesses operate. We are proud to announce as a result of completing the survey each company client will be receiving a $5 gift card from Starbucks and that the winner of the raffle challenge is Pro Source, Inc. a qualified solutions firm that provides contract personnel, consulting services and software to support the functions of computer aided design (CAD) and drafting.

Economic Impact Survey Results