Comment on 10 Ways Cloud Computing Is Revolutionizing Manufacturing by Susan Bilder
Manufacturing companies need to continually evolve and provide end users with the best possible product. In order to improve upon a product, it requires thorough analysis of data. Storing this data in the cloud ensures that it is highly available and doesn’t slow down the manufacturing process that relies on it.
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Comment on SapphireNow, Past and Future by Its all about the enterprise apps, baby : Enterprise Irregulars
[...] for manufacturing, SAP are talking about databases in the cloud”. Perhaps he had read my post where I pointed out where SAP has been enamored with becoming a platform company for the last [...]
The 6 essential lessons of a satisfying, productive career
Just in time for graduation season, Johnny Bunko is here to remind you of the 6 essential lessons of any satisfying, productive career:
1. There is no plan.
Make decisions for fundamental, not instrumental, reasons.
2. Think strengths, not weaknesses.
What do you consistently do well? What gives you energy rather than drains it?
3. It’s not about you.
What business are you REALLY in?
When clients ask me to help them with customer service issues, they are often surprised (and a little annoyed) when I ask them a question about what business are they really in. Now I’m not trying to be difficult, I’m just trying to help them identify—at an emotional level—the specific need they are satisfying with their product or service.
Comment on Is SAP HANA Right For You (Now)? by SAPHANA
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How Educator's Credit Union Uses Values-Based Planning
One of southwest Wisconsin's largest and most successful credit unions, and a Top-100 workplace, Educators Credit Union's workforce planning focuses on finding and developing the talent it needs to ensure that its 115,000 members receive outstanding service.Linking planning to core values"Excellent service is a core competency and a strategic driver," explains Peter Stein, Vice President of HR for ECU.
Comment on New Data on Social Business: Communities Are the #1 Initiative in 2013 by Forums Are Key to a Good Customer Experience • Vanilla Forums Blog
[...] this year analyst firm IDC reported that the #1 social business initiative is creating online communities. Many companies, having seen [...]
Comment on Building a Customer Experience Strategy by A Customer Experience Strategy to WOW your customers. : Client Relationship Development News
[...] Here is a link to the rest of the article: http://www.enterpriseirregulars.com/62041/building-a-customer-experience-strategy/ [...]
Bonnie Fuller on why boomer marketers aren't branding digitally
When boomer advertisers think branding, they're still tending to put traditional media first. While usually being part of the mix, digital can get relegated to direct response or customer relationship uses. Millennial demographic (born late 70s or early 80s to early 2000s), doesn't regularly use magazines or print?What if they spend 25 hours a week online? How are they going to get your story? What's the cost olf not rebalancing the media portfolio to reflect actual audience behavior?
How to Create High-Profile Opportunities for High-Potential Employees
Staying agile in this increasingly competitive world means ensuring that your organization has a ready pipeline of leadership talent. One way to stoke the acceleration of that talent is to feed your high-potential employees a steady diet of leadership developmental opportunities rich in visibility and challenge.
