Here are five key questions to answer before making the case for a new solution.
Here are five key questions to answer before making the case for a new solution.
Let’s talk about doing things a little differently in 2013. Specifically: how can we work smarter? How can we work better together?
Earlier this month, Celine Roque looked at 15 books that will inspire innovation. Now, for bookworms still filling out their 2017 reading challenges, or for anyone in search of a book that will actually impact their day-to-day, here are some of our favorite, mostly-new books on the topics of productivity and collaboration.
You may not hear this every day from a tech-centric B2B blog, but… it’s an interesting time to be in the drug business.
Keeping up with the latest marketing and tech trends is a challenge for businesses of all sizes. Project managers, C-suite executives, IT pros and creatives all require regular access to ideas that will drive innovation.
We live in the era of the troll, the age of the perpetually aggrieved, and when we can’t scroll down our own Facebook feed without being called names by distant relatives, it’s little wonder that customer service professionals sometimes feel like coming to work in flak jackets.
Here on the iMeet Central team, we’re somewhat obsessed with the future of work. We’re really excited, then, about the new blog series from PGi on this topic.
Core hours are a sensible safety valve on flexible workplace policies.
If agencies want to keep their best employees, they need to fix the major reason why people leave—the lack of a clear path to career advancement. High employee turnover rates are plaguing the ad industry. Many employees are not just leaving a specific agency, but leaving advertising altogether.
The bottom line in business: the bottom line isn’t the only metric that matters. With more businesses than ever vying for the same markets, many enlightened C-suites are identifying multifaceted strategies that throw out the old playbook that shunned any initiative that didn’t immediately and obviously impact the bottom line.
