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[I348]Insurance And Small Business
by Ken Charnley, Ken
When checking out travel insurance either online or through a third party, always make sure you get the term definitions. Most travel insurance packages will recompense you for ?trip cancellations? ? but do you know what that really means? Look into it, because a ?cancellation? could be caused by anything from a sick child to an act of terrorism.

Also check your travel dates. Some travel insurance policies end on the day you've scheduled yourself to return. If you change your mind and decide to return home a few days late, you may no longer be covered by your insurance package. Make sure your insurance will cover you right up to the time you come home.

If you're going to be traveling to a more dangerous part of the world, the fine print is especially important. Standard travel insurance packages rarely cover things like war, items confiscated in customs, or injuries arising from extreme sports like skydiving or rock climbing. You may have to look into getting more specialized forms of insurance, if any of these apply to you.

You may have to plow through a few pages of text buried somewhere within your provider's website, but knowing the fine print under which you'll be traveling is well worth the trouble. If you're going to take risks anyway, you might as well know which ones are covered by your travel insurance policy.

Cost is the biggest obstacle in deciding to implement the Six Sigma process into a small business entity. Unfortunately, most consulting firms try using a one-size-fits-all mentality when it comes to implementation and its associated costs.

Luckily, there are options available for small businesses to take advantage of the 6 Sigma process and reap the same revenue-increasing benefits.

Small Scale Focus

Small and medium-sized businesses must seek out either consultants or consulting firms with the knowledge and know-how to implement the process in a cost effective manner for the smaller entity. Many small businesses are family-run, and would best benefit from one or two people being trained in the 6 Sigma process and then have them keep their certification level current with ongoing training.

Part of their work load will be implementing the necessary changes discovered during the Six Sigma process and making sure all are being employed and used effectively.

Selective Auditing

Another avenue available is to hire Six Sigma trained and certified consultants to come in on a yearly or bi-annual basis to selectively audit the weaker or less productive areas of the small business. Obviously, the stronger more productive operations are in as much need of the 6 Sigma system, and thus the consultant can focus on the business areas where revenue generation is lacking or nonexistent.

The certified consultant can then explain the needed changes to the company owner and employees in order to ensure an effective transition.

Every company, whether large or small, can greatly benefit and improve their bottom line by adopting and implementing the Six Sigma process. The scope and breadth of the system can be tailored or designed to accommodate any business entity and should not be discarded because of the higher price of across-the-board implementation costs.

The beauty of the Six Sigma system is its adaptability and flexibility; this does carry over in to its actual execution into any company's business model. The small or medium-sized business owner must be persistent in finding a Six Sigma consulting firm with the vision and insight to employ this application on a small scale.
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