How employees behave at work defines operational efficiency. It reflects what time they take to complete what tasks and achieve what productivity. Predicting employee behavior not only helps in evaluating employee performance but also in controlling compliance with business policy and data privacy.

Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) involves outsourcing core business activities and highly specialized knowledge related work to third-party professionals. Many businesses today choose KPO to access advantages like cost savings and improvements to the company’s efficiency. So, what is KPO, and could it be right for your business? In this article, we’ll explain what KPO is and describe a few different types of KPO services.

Good communication skills are NOT the same as people’s skills. Sometimes, these two types of skills don’t go hand in hand. An employee might be able to express their ideas and opinions clearly and properly but still fail to form connections with colleagues. No matter how brilliant this employee might be, the lack of interpersonal skills can stunt their growth. Worse, failure to communicate within the workplace can also impact business growth and may cause imposter syndrome among employees.

Communication is a powerful lever for building understanding, trust, and collaboration among individuals from different backgrounds.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of work, organizations are continually seeking ways to unlock the full potential of their workforce. Enhanced productivity is not merely a goal but a necessity for staying competitive in today's dynamic business environment. This blog explores 10 key insights to empower organizations in harnessing the full capabilities of their workforce, fostering innovation, and driving sustained productivity gains.

Key Takeaways: If you’re in charge of managing IT infrastructure, you know how critical it is to minimize disruptions and ensure everything is running efficiently. That’s where problem ticket ITIL and problem management come in – these techniques can revolutionize your approach to resolving IT incidents and ensuring your systems are stable. Problem management is all about identifying the root cause of incidents and developing a plan to prevent them from happening again.

Whether you are working with limited resources or simply want to manage what you have more effectively, resource scheduling is an important part of project management that’s all too often overlooked. Project managers are starting to embrace a range of tools and platforms to support their resource scheduling needs. 56% of respondents to a recent survey said their enterprise uses tools for resource management. ‍

Imagine you’re at a bookstore and trying to find a book by your favorite author. If you can’t find it, you would start thinking, is it out of stock? Or is it located somewhere else? You wouldn’t want to go write an email or make a phone call and wait endlessly for a response as it is a very simple, basic question. You might lose interest in the purchase and discard the process. This is what happens when customers don’t get quick responses in eCommerce stores.

At Miro, we empower product teams to create the next big thing, regardless of their location, by launching diagramming tools, templates, frameworks, and so much more. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce that Miro has won the Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS) 2023 Independent Software Vendor Partner of the Year award, in recognition of our commitment to building software that shapes the future.

Recent technological advancements have empowered many organisations to finally offer the level of personalisation most consumers want. According to our research, 61% of consumers say the faster a company is to offer personalised experiences, the more likely they are to purchase from them. From that same research, 66% of consumers are also willing to share their data if it means getting more relevant and personalised experiences. However, with better personalisation comes great risk.