Category Archives: Productivity

Stop The Interruptions! Marketing In The Age Of The Always-On Consumer

The growth of the Internet of Things is bringing marketers unprecedented opportunities, says columnist Kevin Lindsay. But he warns it also increases the likelihood of getting it wrong. Kevin Lindsay on August 24, 2015 Let me set the scene: It’s 6:30 p.m. on a Tuesday night. I’m home, my wife’s home, my kids are home. … Continue reading Stop The Interruptions! Marketing In The Age Of The Always-On Consumer →

Human Performance (And Productivity), the Peter Principle and Hierarchiology

Kevin LawrenceAugust 24, 2015 The Peter Principle, a premise determined by Laurence J Peter – is that anything that works will be used in progressively more challenging applications until it fails. This is ‘the Generalised Peter Principle.’ Based on observation of human behaviour, it was determined that there is normally the temptation to use what … Continue reading Human Performance (And Productivity), the Peter Principle and Hierarchiology →

3 Tips to Rock the Hell out of Your Facebook Timeline and Turn Yourself Into a Social Media Maven

Keith GriffisAugust 23, 2015 Most of us on Facebook spend a lot of time interacting, but when we post things on our Facebook wall about our business it’s like crickets. Post a picture of your baby are your dog and you get 30 to 50 likes. So basically everyone on your Facebook friends list is … Continue reading 3 Tips to Rock the Hell out of Your Facebook Timeline and Turn Yourself Into a Social Media Maven →

Using Field Management Software to Achieve Simplicity

Victoria VessellaAugust 17, 2015 Modern businesses are more complex than ever before. With various technologies and communication channels exploding on the scene at an exponential rate, it can be difficult for organizational leaders to decide which practices will best suit their business’s needs. Companies who employ remote field employees should consider implementing a Field Activity … Continue reading Using Field Management Software to Achieve Simplicity →