Are you ready for the next generation of computing? Bill Halal joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how your business will use computers in the near future, including artificial intelligence, biometrics, interactive computers, and more.

What are the e-commerce trends that will change your business? Bill Halal joins Jim Blasingame to discuss e-commerce trends, including a global explosion of online business over the next five years across multiple platforms.

Are businesses more optimistic? Tatum's Sam Norwood joins Jim Blasingame to report on this month's survey on business conditions, and current conditions are soft but the attitude is more optimistic for the next 60 days.

The ancient Chinese curse, “May you live in interesting times.” Jim Blasingame reveals his 2011 political predictions for Pres. Obama and Congress, Joe Biden’s future as Vice Pres., Republican presidential candidates, the health care bill, and a football prediction.

Continuing his new year predictions, Jim Blasingame forecasts continued structural unemployment, higher GDP, increasing global inflation and more evidence of the disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street.

What will 2011 bring for small businesses? Jim Blasingame reveals some of his predictions for 2011 including why there will be an increase in small business optimism, sales and profits, but without significant job creation.

Will the second decade of the 21st century be that much different? Leslie Kossoff joins Jim Blasingame to discuss what Jim calls The Age of the Customer™, and what small business owners must do for their customers.

Jim concludes the results of his 2010 predictions, including what he believed would happen on Wall Street and in Washington, plus he reveals his 2010 accuracy rating and his 10-year batting average.

Jim Blasingame continues to recap his 2010 predictions, what happened and his score. This segment is about small business lending, structural unemployment and the aversion to adding debt.

How much interactive marketing will you accept? Jack Uldrich joins Jim Blasingame with a prediction that interactive billboards will profile consumers as they enter stores and assist them as they shop, but will this help or intrude?