Don Dalrymple — September 12, 2018 Follow @dondalrymple — September 12, 2018 Photo by rawpixel.com on Pexels.com I have shared about the need to unlearn and reinvent continually because of market forces all around you and the pace of change. Once you see something that was once hard become convenient, commoditized and automated, you have … Continue reading Valuable Skills in the Automation Economy
To Automate — Or Not To Be? by Sarah Fay , August 30, 2018 The general reason to use new forms of technology that convert manual work to automated is to achieve significantly better results in far less time. Personnel costs are one of the few big variable line items on a P&L — unlike, … Continue reading To Automate — Or Not To Be?
Dave Brock — August 23, 2018 Follow @davidabrock — August 23, 2018 geralt / Pixabay Once again, I find myself issuing a disclaimer at the outset of a post. I’m an unabashed fan of leveraging technology as much as possible. I sit on the boards or advisory boards of several companies that have great technology … Continue reading “Let’s Automate That……”
Julie Winkle Giulioni — November 6, 2017 A manager who doesn’t appreciate the value of something or simply doesn’t want to do it will always find an excuse not to. And, when it comes to employee development, one doesn’t have to look far for a legitimate one! Organizations unwittingly create impediments to growing … Continue reading How Exceptional People Developers Beat Bad Systems
Patrick Hogan — February 21, 2017 Follow @growtenfold— February 21, 2017 When you combine the convenience of modern-day telephony with the power of data – that is, computers, the internet and all the information you can mine from it – you get the power tool that every business should have. That’s what computer telephony integration … Continue reading 5 Key Functions Offered by Computer Telephony Integration
Brandon Gains — January 19, 2017 Follow @brandongains— January 19, 2017 It all started with an Email – The Email Era Email was invented in 1972 and launched us into a communication revolution. For the next 6 years email would be pure. People would only send messages to those they knew personally. These were the … Continue reading Growth Automation and the Inevitable Journey That Got Us Here
Adam Frankel — December 22, 2016 Follow @FrankelInteract— December 22, 2016 When it comes to handling the workload, small businesses are always hard-pressed. Automation is the solution to their problems. Automation enables them to reduce workload pressures and deliver the output on time without compromising with quality. Business Process Management(BPM) and Business Intelligence (BI) are … Continue reading 5 Ways Small Businesses Can Benefit from Automation
by Claude Harrington February 17, 2016February 17, 2016 You’ve decided to make an explainer video. That’s great! But now you’re faced with that all-important question: Which animation provider should we go with? A lot of the decision will come down to reviewing the prospective animation provider’s portfolio. But even then: What questions should you be … Continue reading 7 Tips for Choosing an Animation Provider
by Carol Stephen February 14, 2016 Follow @Carol_StephenFebruary 14, 2016 Finding that sweet spot between live interaction and posts can be a tricky business. Some people like to automate everything, and others are purists about live posting. A hybrid approach can save you time and energy, but what is the best ratio of automated to … Continue reading Automation and Social Media: You Need to Know How to Balance
by Olivier Choron February 4, 2016 Follow @purechannelappsFebruary 4, 2016 Just because you use social media automation software to create and send social media posts does not make you’re an unengaged robot. It means you’re being efficient and using your time wisely. “Impersonal”, I think not!I am by no means suggesting that using this software … Continue reading Why Social Automation Is Not A Cop Out
