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Increasing The Efficiency Of Business Processes
According to market research firm IDC, companies lose 20 to 30 per cent in revenue every year due to inefficiencies. This is due in large part to siloed systems and overly complicated processes. But, rather than address these issues, several businesses continue to ‘make do’ with the same systems and processes because of misconceptions about […]
Continue readingTypeform Review – Online Survey Software That Works
Typeform is a Barcelona-based piece of software that is firmly with the times. It is a platform that is able to enhance communication via screens, allowing close and conversational-style interaction online while collecting purposeful information from respondents. From quizzes to online order forms to customer satisfaction surveys, like the Net Promoter Score, there’s a typeform […]
Continue reading10 Ideas For Company Christmas Parties
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, so when it comes to this time of year, it’s parties galore. In terms of ideas for company Christmas parties, there’s plenty to be getting on with if you want to make this year something special for your valued staff. Sometimes company Christmas parties get repetitive, although […]
Continue readingGreen Impact Of Online Education
Online education basically tips traditional education on its head, making all aspects of study available from one computer used in a student’s home, instead of using up mounds of paper and creating an elaborate amount of energy consumption. An increasing number of universities are dipping their toes in the water of online education, including many […]
Continue reading5 Ways The Shared Economy Boosts Environmental Protection
Although sometimes criticised for its perhaps dubious approach to workers, the shared economy is helping to boost environmental protection. Think about it: people are renting and borrowing assets owned by individuals in what is often termed “collaborative consumption”. The shared economy, which is estimated to grow from $14bn in 2014 to $335bn by 2021 according […]
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