Introducing Utandem For Business Entrepreneurs

June 1, 2006; 03:12 AM

BABSON PARK, Mass. - Entrepreneurs and small business owners now have a new solution – Babson college business students. Utandem.com is a site dedicated to providing business people with researched answers from only Babson college students, who are the leading entrepreneurial students in the world.

According to Utandem, Babson college students offer a unique and valuable perspective on the business world. Babson students are immersed in today’s technology, have access to an abundance of business resources, are trained as entrepreneurial and opportunistic thinkers and they are immersed in a global environment.

When members signs on to the Utandem site, it is as easy as asking a question, setting a price and getting an answer. With this system, members are able to determine their own value for the answer that they need, and if they price it right, a student will answer it to their satisfaction. If any of its members are not happy with their original answer, they will get to request clarifications from the student until a they are fully satisfied. Most people seem to post their questions at prices between $40 and $100. For a well researched answer to questions such as "How stable is the real estate market in Corpus Christi, Texas relative to other U.S. cities?" and "What risks are involved in entering the greater Boston furniture industry, and what is the competitive nature of that industry?" Utandem is as valuable as a business consultant. Not only is Utandem an easier and faster solution than searching the Internet for answers, but the students are also creating an ever-growing knowledge database of entrepreneurial research which is easily searchable for Utandem users.

About Utandem

Utandem is dedicated to providing professional answers to business questions at the price a member is willing to pay. Utandem works with students from Babson College, who are part of the world’s leading entrepreneurial school. Utandem also has an ever-growing knowledge database of past answers and entrepreneurial research that serves as a quicker option for finding business information than a search engine. The Babson Free Press calls Utandem, “A way to receive advice from the business professionals of tomorrow.”