When you talk about line of business software, you are typically talking about the unique applications that your business uses to manage their business. In the retail space, line of business software would typically refer to your Point of Sale (POS), or Point of Purchase (POP) software. This month we will talk about how businesses implement their POS software and how it works to manage different aspects of a retail business.
Who would you trust more to care for your sick child – a friend Googling symptoms or a licensed healthcare professional?
Unless the friend happens to be a doctor – it’s safe to presume you would rather have a medical professional look after your loved one.
Why then when it comes to dealing with things around the office, most people have almost no problem calling in a subject-matter expert to handle the issue. Air conditioning stopped running? Bring in an HVAC certified professional. Simple, right? Yet, it seems that there’s one notable exception: technology issues.
As technology has advanced, we’ve reached the point where work can easily be accomplished outside of the office environment. In fact, just over half of all employees around the world work from home at least one day each week. This only makes sense, as there are a few very appealing benefits to remote work… including for the employer.
Communication plays a critical role in the way you develop relationships and clients. To optimize communication with your clients and customers, proper use of technology is essential, but it also makes for a much nicer experience from an operational standpoint. How can your business utilize this powerful communications technology?
Productivity is something that either happens or it doesn’t, but it’s important to keep in mind that nobody can work at optimal efficiency at all times. This doesn’t mean you can’t leverage some best practices to make better use of your time, though. Today we’ll examine three general ways to improve your productivity, including examples of how to make them happen.
No matter the department, your business always has ongoing and planned projects. In IT they could be as small as introducing a public cloud platform, or a large one like migrating all your data from four servers onto one. To make sure any project goes off without a hitch, you must have proper project management. Consider these four points when planning your next project.
