Dr. Frank Schneiger's "Source Manager's Journal" is a monthly column dedicated to finding solutions to the difficult organizational problems that affect government, most businesses and non-profit organizations. This week Schneiger examines the process of making assumptions and their effect during hard times.

 Innovative Cable TV officials on St. Croix report that Telemundo-WKAQ, Channel 13, is currently off the air due to changes on Telemundo’s satellite feed.

Frank Schneiger notes the Virgin Islands' unusual history problem, summed up in by an obsession with past grievances by some portion of the majority (“born here”) and an indifference to history by part of a more recently arrived minority (“we’re here now, get over it.”)

Businesses on the Virgin Islands generated $19.5 billion in sales and employed 35,300 people with $1.1 billion in annual payroll, in 2007, according to a survey conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau.

This week Frank Schneiger explores why we keep right on doing the wrong things, even when we know they're wrong, and finds some answers in "Brain Rules."

Innovative Cable TV officials are notifying subscribers that the cable system will broadcast a temporary CBS signal, WSEE-TV out of Eerie, Pennsylvania, from July 1 through 12.

Frank Schneiger looks at ways to build trust in a diverse community and avoid common pitfalls of difficult economic times.

In an ongoing series of columns, Frank Schneiger works to find solutions to the difficult organizational problems that affect government, most businesses and non-profit organizations.
This week Schneiger looks at the dangers of victimization and factionalism.

In an ongoing series of columns, Frank Schneiger works to find solutions to the difficult organizational problems that affect government, most businesses and non-profit organizations.
This week Schneiger looks at why good meetings are important, and offers concrete steps for making the most of meetings, such as Constitutional Convention sessions.

In just 20 months, the U.S. Small Business Administration's Patriot Express Pilot Loan Initiative has approved more than $250 million in loan guarantees to nearly 2,900 veterans and their spouses who are using the SBA-guaranteed funds to establish and expand their small businesses.