Tag Archives: business information
Getting All You Can From The Internet
The amount of knowledge that can be found on the internet is nearly endless and that can be a good and bad thing. On one hand, you have a lot of resources where you are able to collect valuable information. But on the other hand, there is so much information that you may find yourself lost. Have you ever thought about using SQL & EAI to help find information?
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Utilizing Metabase & Redash
Metabase is an open source business intelligence tool. Redash is an open source tool for teams to query, visualize and collaborate. Both products sound cool but how do you use the two together?
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Using Trello as an Editorial Calendar
If content marketing is part of your business plan, it is important to publish content on a regular basis. Many organizations fail to see ROI from their content marketing because they don’t create a plan for getting everything done. An editorial calendar can help you do this as it helps with advanced planning, outlining tasks and allowing others to coordinate efforts. This post will show you how easy it is to use Trello as an editorial calendar.
The Best IT Transformations of the last 10 years
52 companies dropped off the Fortune 500 list in the last decade. In 2016, 15 companies lost their places on the Fortune 500. These companies failed to understand that we are living in an era of constant change. We find that, more and more, the companies that thrive are the those that are able to harness disruption and reposition themselves to create a new future through a strategic transformation. This means that they are able to adapt their core business to changing market conditions while also creating new growth in the form of products, services, or business models. This post will explore the top 10 IT companies that have been able to achieve this feat.
Tools and Methods to Aid Process Documentation
Are you stuck doing everything yourself? Or you can’t hand something off to a colleague to do because they don’t know how and there is not enough information readily available to show or train them? It is time to get those repetitive tasks out of your head and documented – of course, you don’t want to spend a ton of time documenting; you’re busy making money or doing your job. Just remember, getting some of the information down is better than nothing – and documenting how you do it should be incorporated into your job so you can easily pass along the work and focus on what you really enjoy or want to do. Let’s get started!