Montana Business

"New opportunities exist that people aren’t looking at," Corbin said recently. "I just saw a niche in the conservation, environmental and sustainable opportunities that have to do with water that people aren’t recognizing."

"We asked them ‘If you had a wish list of what a trap could do to make it safer for the bears, safer for humans, what would it look like?’" says Alter.

Gov. Schweitzer doesn’t usually attend local government meetings 400 miles outside Montana’s borders. Then again, county commissions in other states don’t usually make decisions that strike to the heart of Montana’s economic future.

Technology is evolving at a faster rate than at any time since the Industrial Revolution, so it is vital to know how your business can use these new technologies to increase the bottom line.

Going green is a broad, far-reaching concept, especially when it comes to the world of business. It can be used to model business plans, make money, save money or market a service. Entire workplaces can be fashioned around the concept – anything that improves the state of the environment.

"Our goal is to provide a fun and exciting holiday, while creating a better understanding between travelers and our wonderful hosts."

This is the life

Ten years after the Montana Legislature set out the welcome mat for an alternative kind of insurance, the industry is growing at a steady pace and adding thousands of dollars to state coffers, while burnishing Montana’s reputation as a business-friendly state.

"We need a highly dependable locations for the data center that’s got redundancy in power and computer communications,"

If you think it’s hard to find a doctor in Helena, you’re not alone.