Welcome to the exciting world of customer experience (CX) and its significance for your business. Addressing customer journey pain points is key to attracting and retaining loyal customers. Customer experience management is the approach that allows you to create and optimize every interaction a customer has with your brand.

Business process optimization isn’t a novel concept. In many ways, it’s as old as business itself, as forward-thinking leaders and entrepreneurs have always sought to perform better work more efficiently and effectively. However, the concept has taken on renewed importance as companies grapple with a rapidly changing business environment impacted by shifting consumer trends, unique hiring challenges, technological innovation, and other industry-specific changes.

Burn-up charts are just one tool in the project manager’s toolbox — but these humble charts can be impressively effective. They’re perfect for presenting a quick snapshot of project progress, as well as showing progress over time or the ways a project’s scope keeps shifting. The burn-up chart is well worth understanding and adding to your arsenal. So let’s take a look at what a burn-up chart actually is and how to make your own.

For Tara Vajra, Head of Creative Operations at Asana, creative production is a tight balancing act. Her role requires her to constantly measure existing resources against new requests and larger marketing goals. This is especially tricky at a global company, where she needs to produce assets that work across cultures and partner with stakeholders who live around the world.

Innovation is the lifeblood of any forward-thinking organization, and to achieve innovation, you need well-structured, collaborative teams. Michel Hauzeur — a Bogotá, Colombia-based Miro user and leader in product development and design — has mastered the art of fostering innovation through strategic team-building. Hauzeur is the Product Design & Innovation Leader at a tech service company called Nearsure, an independent consultant, and speaker..

Public safety agencies' core purpose is to protect people's lives during emergencies and unanticipated crises. Therefore, they must have a robust public safety communication system to deliver timely information, promote immediate actions, and exchange mission-critical material and data. The system should also facilitate communication between emergency responders and provide updates to the general public.

Can remote work monitoring make the Internet a safer place? Get the best monitoring practices for a secure and productive workplace. Optimize productivity while respecting privacy concerns.

Is your team ready for the future of customer support? We've compiled some of the latest trends and advancements that will shape the landscape of customer service.

Remote work, that little accommodation everyone is after right now and for a good reason, is becoming increasingly popular. Nowadays, companies are more than ever exploring remote work options due to the financial, environmental, and health benefits of remote work. Remote work is here to stay, and remote workers need the right skills to succeed. But, what makes a remote worker successful? Is it the ability to work independently? Being able to stay organized and on task? Or is it something else entirely?