Why your smart people don’t like your workflow system

I believe there are a number of reasons why XMPro will genuinely achieve your business improvement goals better than any other BPM software you may consider. XMPro will handle 100% of your business processes completely. Any other system could easily fail to fully address up to 50% or even more of your needs. Why is this?

In a paperless world, email is paper

Are you old enough to remember the job bag? Maybe you called it something else but fundamentally it was a big manila envelope into which was stuffed every relevant document, form, approval and paper scrap for a particular job.

Design by doing. A new era in business performance management?

How can we begin to understand how effectively processes are taking place in the business? This blog discusses a process design methodology which addresses the design by first capturing and analysing how people do the process.

Which RegKeys do I need for Collections Management for Dynamics GP?

Valid registration keys are needed to operate Collections Management for Microsoft Dynamics GP. With the transition of the Collections Management to Professional Advantage, this blog might be useful to unravel the RegKey puzzle.

Eight things you need to get from a new budgeting system

Are you looking to get buy-in for a budgeting and forecasting system project? Here are eight selling points to get your senior managers to sit up and take notice.

Marketing analytics: more than just numbers in a report

Why do marketing metrics matter? Due to the ever-changing macro environment, the roles and responsibilities of marketing departments have also evolved. Gartner has predicted that by 2017, CMOs are anticipated to spend more on IT projects than the CIO of a business.

The changing face of disaster recovery

It wasn’t that long ago that recovery of a server system required expertise from the infrastructure level right up to the application. In most cases, recovery in the event of a major hardware failure or data corruption involved a number of complex steps.

The future of intranets

If we way-back-when-ed our intranets, how much have they changed in five years? What about five years ahead? Will we be solving the same problems or will we laugh at the immaturity of our current mindset?
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