We’re proud to announce a series of project management enhancements aimed at improving control and efficiency for the project managers and task do-ers among us!
We’re proud to announce a series of project management enhancements aimed at improving control and efficiency for the project managers and task do-ers among us!
Brand management is a flourishing field. In the US alone, the broad category of advertising, promotions, and marketing managers is expected to grow 9% over the 10-year period through 2024
There’s been a major shift in IT-related spending. An IDG Research Services survey, conducted on behalf of Datalink, found that IT investment is now driven by business goals, rather than, as in the past, by needs and upgrades.
Pitches are a necessary part of the business cycle, but they’re becoming a grind. With so many special projects, boutiques, and emerging channels, agencies and brands alike can become locked in a perpetual cycle of proposals and evaluations.
Last year, the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) estimated that employers spent $1.25 trillion on business travel. Though the allure of a jet-setting lifestyle may appeal to some, the reality can be quite awful.
Project managers face an over-abundance of meetings, tasks, paperwork, obstacles, and administrative headaches. It can be overwhelming and frustrating when yet one more task is added to your to-do list.
“Why do humans working in modern institutions collectively act in ways that sometimes seem stupid?” That’s the motivating question behind Gillian Tett’s The Silo Effect: The Peril of Expertise and the Promise of Breaking Down Barriers.
The worldwide business backdrop is rapidly intensifying and becoming increasingly complex, challenging tomorrow’s CIOs to come to the table with much more than high-level technical insights and experience.
What do people really talk about when they talk about diversity? Diversity can mean many different things but, for organizations, it usually means being populated by people with differences and acknowledging, accepting, and valuing those differences.
Email: we love it, we hate it, we love to hate it. The constant hurricane of inbox distraction can effectively knock 10 points off your IQ
