Can Engineering and IT Co-Exist Peacefully (and Productively)? Written by Barry Mishkind Posted in Management & Operations. The overlap between Engineering and IT has never been greater. While there are definitely areas where they have some specialized needs … Continue reading
How to Manage Your Boss Written by Jean Kelley Posted in Management & Operations. Sometimes it seems that calling the Chief Engineer a manager refers to him being in charge of equipment – especially in one man … Continue reading
Using an RFR Quick Chart to Solve Local Problems Written by Barry Mishkind Posted in Management, Management & Operations. As more stations co-locate and LPFM and translator facilities are built, some good questions arise: Does dangerous radiation emit from your … Continue reading
Keep the Flu out – Keep Your Staff In Written by Barry Mishkind Posted in Management & Operations, Studio Issues. It is that time of year again. The CDC has said 2018 is an above average year for influenzas. Many drug … Continue reading
Detailed Logs Will Save the Day Written by Gary Peterson Posted in Management & Operations, Station Inspections. Since deregulation, today’s Station Logs are but a shadow of what used to be the norm. Aside from EAS activity and … Continue reading
Vertical Revenue for AM Stations Written by Dave Dybas Posted in Management & Operations. Every company has a business plan to identify clients and build income from its traditional sources of revenue. Broadcasters are no … Continue reading
What You Need to Know About Retirement Written by Gil Gillivan Posted in Management & Operations. Whether you are on the verge of retirement, in danger of being involuntarily retired by a company more interested in profit, … Continue reading
Saving Money with a Phone Audit Written by Stephen Rutherford Posted in Management & Operations. Saving money is always popular with management. Yet, for many stations, a review of the phone bills often uncovers waste. Stephen … Continue reading
The Vendor/Customer Relationship Written by Karen Johnson Posted in Management & Operations. Where you buy products and services is important. The lowest price might save a few dollars but you easily can lose … Continue reading
How to Save Your Office from Being an Information Toxic Dump Written by Barbara Hemphill Posted in Management & Operations. Even in this Electronic Age, business records, licenses, manuals, maintenance logs, and other document files have a strange way of piling … Continue reading
