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What is proof of concept? POC writing guide with examples

A proof of concept (POC) demonstrates the feasibility of a proposed product, method, or idea. You must prove why your idea will work in the real world, so stakeholders and investors feel comfortable moving forward with the project. In this piece, we’ll explain how to write a POC and why this presentation is a beneficial part of product development. Before you spend time, money, and energy on a project, it makes sense to research whether your idea is worthwhile.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI): Building Bridges, Not Walls!!!

In an increasingly interconnected world, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) have emerged as essential pillars for fostering vibrant communities and successful organizations. But what lies beneath these words? Beyond the jargon, DEI represents a profound shift in how we perceive, engage with, and uplift one another. As Audre Lorde once said, “It is not our differences that divide us.

4 certainties for 2025 to anchor your IC and EX strategy

While everyone’s busy chasing the next big prediction or trend, you need answers that work now. Not maybes, not possibilities — but real, solid ground on which to build your internal communications and employee experience strategy. That’s because, in a world where change is the only constant, knowing where to plant your feet matters more than ever.

What to know about legal holds: How to audit, preserve, and review your digital data

A lawsuit can be stressful and expensive for a company. Those who handle compliance well can move past it to grow, while those who don’t may face higher consequences. In litigation, documentation can make or break a case. Think of every employee and contractor contributing to your software and each tool they use. Every email, chat (yes, even Slack!), wireframe, and digital board iteration could become critical evidence.

The Ripple Effect: Leading with Empathy, Insights and Innovation with Donald Knight

This episode features an interview with Donald Knight, Venture Partner at Valor Ventures and Miriam Connaughton, Chief People and Experience Officer at Simpplr. In this episode, Shawn, Donald, and Miriam discuss the concept of high-performance cultures, how fostering human connection and empathy in the workplace can combat loneliness, and the impact of AI on workplace dynamics.

How To Improve Employee Productivity in 2025?

So how can you improve employee productivity in 2025? If this question is bothering you then you are not alone. The new year 2025 is here and this year too, we will discuss some of the best new and creative options to have more productive employees for higher success and growth. There are many tried and tested ways to boost productivity. However, what we have here is based on our experience and expertise.

How live data and a people-first approach help achieve 100% CSAT

Sustainable fashion retailer Selective Marketplace consistently achieves a 95-100% Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) score. It’s no coincidence that as a business, their effort is focused on customer happiness and creating a positive contact center environment for the team. We spoke with Head of Customer Experience, Patricia Limb, who talked us through how they have such happy customers and staff. Patricia manages a team of 30+ customer service agents.

Predictive HR analytics: Your HR team's secret weapon for 2025

What if your HR (Human Resources) team could spot employees who might leave before they even think about it, recognize top performers early, or figure out exactly which skills your team needs for future success? It’s like having a reliable weather forecast for your workforce, helping you prepare for what’s ahead and ensure your team members thrive in the workplace..

9 top workload management tools to keep your team balanced and productive

Workload management tools can often feel like walking a tightrope. One misstep, like assigning too much work to one team member or not having clear priorities, can lead to missed deadlines, frustrated team members, or even burnout. On the other hand, effectively managing workloads ensures your team is organized, productive, and motivated to deliver their best, ultimately contributing to overall profitability.