As a business owner, you’re always looking for ways to streamline your operations and increase efficiency. One way to achieve this is by implementing a business integration platform. A business integration platform can bridge the gap between different operational areas of your business, ensuring seamless and efficient communication between systems, processes, and people.
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.
In project management, there’s a critical skill that sets the exceptional apart from the average: client management. It’s not an optional add-on anymore—it has emerged as an essential pillar of a project manager’s role. Think of it this way: If your project is a finely tuned machine, your clients are the engine powering it.
When managing a business, attracting and retaining top talent is crucial. Strategies abound, from competitive salaries to corporate culture, yet one facet often overlooked is employee benefits. More than just the basics such as health insurance or retirement plans, it's the added perks that can set your company apart. But you might wonder - which are truly worth the investment? Read on as we dive into exploring different perks your company could offer employees that are indeed worth the cost.
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.
Can business exist without risk? Risk is inevitable, a nearly unavoidable byproduct of seeking to make a profit. But there’s a big difference between risks we never see coming and those we plan carefully for. Risk management comes up repeatedly in any discussion of project management best practices because identifying, tracking, and planning for risk are all keys to lessening its potential impact. One tool agencies can use to better understand and track risk is called a risk register.
