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Block of Hours Agreement

A block of hours agreement can be referred to by a number of other terms, such as a block of time, block contract, or prepaid hours agreement. Some client billing agreements involve invoicing upon completion of a project, or on a monthly or other scheduled basis. In most of these cases, the billing occurs after completion of some work. With a block of hours agreement, the company receives payment from a client prior to the completion of work, for a specified price and number of hours.

Introducing Zendesk QA (quality assurance) #shorts

😎 Zendesk QA, or quality assurance, uses AI to review every customer conversation and automatically detect issues in service quality, leading to a higher performing support team and happier customers. The best part? No spreadsheets. Zendesk makes customer service better. We build software to meet customer needs, set your team up for success, and keep your business in sync.

What's new in Asana | April 2024

Welcome to the April edition of What’s new in Asana. First, create status updates faster with smart status. Asana Intelligence will start a draft status for you, pulling real-time work data in portfolios and goals and highlighting any risks, questions, and roadblocks. Next, save time by quickly duplicating entire sections of tasks within the same project. Finally, use today’s date in a custom field formula calculation to track the duration of progress or time spent on a task.

7 Best Resource Capacity Planning Tools

Between workload management, scheduling team resources efficiently, preventing overservicing, and more, operations managers have a lot keeping them busy. Are you still juggling all of that in spreadsheets? Because if so, you deserve better. A capacity planning tool can help you accurately predict project volume, understand utilization and capacity, and optimize resources. Which tool is right for you? We’ve tested some of the top tools and are here to show you the best.

Achieve continuous improvement with as-is and to-be process mapping

In 1952, brothers Richard and Maurice McDonald closed their BBQ restaurant for three months to focus on one small aspect of their business: hamburgers. Like many other restaurants at that time, their processes were slow and inefficient. They cooked menu items to order, used non-disposable dishes, and delivered meals via carhops. To cut costs and serve hamburgers faster, the brothers took their crew out to a tennis court.

How I Do Customer Journey Mapping in Miro

Product designer Maureen is here to show you her journey map creation process in Miro. See how Maureen deep dives into understanding users' experiences, working hand in hand with them to sketch out their journey. All within the platform. She'll share the details of how she and her team brainstorm ideas to tackle insights they uncover — and craft a practical plan to move forward.