Editors Blog

This is certainly not a new topic to frequent readers of ENX Magazine. Whenever the subject of diversification, non-traditional products or those we’ve dubbed “hidden gems” comes up, it piques Read More

Virgil Brown has always known God, but until a certain point the man known by friends as “Downtown” had never truly given his heart to the Lord. It took a 13-year addiction-fueled journey, 15 Read More

On the heels of a workforce reduction at its headquarters in Melville, New York, Canon U.S.A. has plans to consolidate its sales divisions and merge with its Canon Solutions America subsidiary, Read More

J. Mark DeNicola remembers the day he truly arrived as a business executive. It was 1989 and he was the CFO of Round Mountain Gold Corporation, a coal mining organization. Three companies held Read More

One glance at the temperature gauge on the trusty SUV revealed an inconvenient reality. It was 100 degrees and the humidity in the northeast is unofficially the most oppressive on the planet. Read More

Being the architect of a business revolution can be a lonely job, and perhaps A.J. Baggott felt that way as he stood in front of the RJ Young family during its 2021 kickoff. The revolution in Read More

The early frontrunner for the 2024 pithy business observation of the year goes to the following gem: the juice has to be worth the squeeze. It’s as clever as it is true. Dealers have long been Read More

Everyone should have their own personal board of directors, a group of individuals who can be relied upon to provide perspective. Clay Ostlund is fortunate to have just such a group of people who Read More

Do we choose our destiny, or does it come looking for us? The answer may be found in religion or spirituality, but life also offers a random element that sends us hurtling through life on the Read More

Despite ransomware getting the lion’s share of the tech pub headlines, business email compromise (BEC) attacks are alive and well…and having a material impact. New data from Arctic Wolf’s 2024 Read More

Starting a business from scratch is a daunting task. It offers little in the form of guarantees, and the sweat equity that must accompany the financial commitment doesn’t always produce an Read More

Charles Usherwood, whose small mom-and-pop technology shop in Oswego, New York, grew into a $40-plus million dealership headquartered in Syracuse, passed away June 18 at the age of 90, the Read More