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About Fred Dyste

BizWatt founder, Frederick Dyste has over 30 years of experience working with startups and early stage companies. He is able to respond to the particular needs of a diversity of companies because, over the course of his professional life, he has been involved in an array of ventures, products, and services. This gives him a broad perspective on a variety of industries and an ability to identify market niches, product needs, and implementation strategies. He can also multi-task in finance, operations, and sales & marketing and is the co-developer of Qfactor.

Still Using Paper for Time Entry? Excel?

Is it Saturday? Are you once again trying to update payroll and projects? Would you like your Saturdays back? Time Tracking Made Simple Time entry mistakes cost businesses millions, especially in industries like land surveying that require tracking billable hours for multiple clients. If you are relying on paper time cards, Excel spreadsheets, or programs

By |2024-10-01T05:56:19+00:00November 13th, 2018|eBillity, Profitability, Qfactor for Surveyors, Quickbooks Time, Time Entry, Time Tracking, TSheets|Comments Off on Still Using Paper for Time Entry? Excel?

Are You Undervaluing Your Land Surveying Services?

Land surveying technology has vastly improved since George Washington first dragged a chain across Mount Vernon. GPS, CORS, VRS, and now drones have made taking measurements more accurate and efficient. As you adopt greater efficiencies, it makes sense to pass along savings to your clients so you can remain competitive and not be outbid.

By |2022-09-05T18:47:14+00:00October 25th, 2018|Marketing Tips, Profitability, Proposal Builder, Qfactor for Surveyors, Software|Comments Off on Are You Undervaluing Your Land Surveying Services?

Stay Competitive Through Real Estate Partnerships

Fluctuations in the housing market over the past decade have created tough conditions for land surveyors, and staying competitive in a challenging market requires new approaches to  marketing your services. One way to make the most of your time and resources is to look for strategic partnerships with local real estate companies. Why Should

By |2024-09-24T05:04:02+00:00January 12th, 2020|Business Growth, Marketing Tips, Productivity, Qfactor for Surveyors|Comments Off on Stay Competitive Through Real Estate Partnerships

“Better Writing for Increased Profits”– California Surveyor Magazine Article

For land surveying projects, the proposal writing process can be daunting, time consuming and inefficient. However, there is an upside: The more proposals you submit, the more work you get! How Digital Is Changing Proposal Writing Obviously, each proposal needs to be thoroughly researched and well written. But often, clunky

By |2024-09-25T07:19:10+00:00December 1st, 2019|Business Growth, Customer Service, Marketing Tips, Profitability, Proposal Builder, Qfactor for Surveyors, Software|Comments Off on “Better Writing for Increased Profits”– California Surveyor Magazine Article

Are Drones Right for Your Business?

Drones seem to be everywhere nowadays, especially in the mapping and construction industries. Manufactures make bold claims about accuracy, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. While it’s true that drones can be cheaper and faster than on-the-ground surveyors, they aren’t right for every project or for every firm. Here are three things to consider before investing in

By |2024-09-25T01:49:26+00:00October 6th, 2018|Drones, Hardware, In the Field, Productivity, Qfactor for Surveyors, Software, Technology|Comments Off on Are Drones Right for Your Business?

Avoiding Cash Flow Problems

There is nothing more stressful than eking through payroll with fingers crossed, hoping you have enough cash on hand. Of course, businesses sometimes need to operate close to or even in the red, especially during periods of rapid growth, or long-term projects with milestone or progress payments. It’s not sustainable in the long run

By |2023-03-02T20:37:28+00:00June 7th, 2019|Business Growth, Productivity, Profitability, Proposal Builder, Software|Comments Off on Avoiding Cash Flow Problems
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