AI in Future Workplaces
Artificial intelligence is the latest buzzword in corporate corridors. AI holds tremendous promise for both small and big businesses. It can help companies get answers to some of the most difficult questions that have been haunting them for years.
CRM Projects: Why They Fail and How to Prevent Failure
The goal of a successful CRM implementation is to boost efficiency, improve customer satisfaction, simplify access to customer data and make the most of up-sell and cross-sell opportunities. Ideal implementation should make it easier for users to acquire actionable data in real-time from a range of sources and convert the CRM data repository into a key resource.
Why introducing a self-service portal for your employees is a good idea
Managing a workforce can definitely be rewarding. However, this “rewarding experience” doesn’t come easy. After all, you are in charge of handling one of the organisation’s most complex resources – the workforce. Managing people is one of the toughest jobs out there.
Artificial Intelligence can be a leap forward to organisations
All big businesses are shifting their focus to Artificial Intelligence (AI) now more than ever. For the people in decision-making capacities in a company, it is important first to know whether AI is their need of the hour. Almost every leap in technology these days is classified as AI. But not all technology is AI, and not all organizations are in need of implementing AI. An organization may be efficiently run by concentrating on automation while another organization may be benefiting from machine learning.
The need for Competitive Intelligence
Competitive intelligence is an integral part of a company's decision-making process. It is the act of collecting and analysing information about competitors and the marketplace with the intention of forming a business strategy. Competitive intelligence is more than simply analysing the competitor. It involves learning about the company's external environment. It embraces the entire environment that involves competitors, distributors, customers, technologies, and macroeconomic data.