Best Buy stores are all over the place (over 650 stores now) and they want to help the small business person. Unlike some big companies, however, they are actually providing some useful information to businesses.
I just received a copy of their Best Buy Business catalog. Yes, the standard products are in there, similar to what you see from any office supply super store. But they include quite a bit of semi-helpful content in the premier issue catalog I received.
10 articles, covering issues from data backup to future business trends, are scattered throughout the catalog. Some are less than helpful (Macs help you run a better business) but some are well worth reading, such as their multiple articles covering security and wireless.
Is Best Buy a better provider for small businesses than Office Depot, Staples, or Office Max? See for yourself here.
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