In today’s fast-paced IT environments, delivering efficient, reliable, and seamless IT services is crucial for maintaining business continuity. For IT Service Management (ITSM) teams, utilizing customer journey mapping tools can significantly enhance performance, reduce service disruptions, and drive continuous improvement. While journey mapping is often associated with marketing to visualize a buyer’s path, these tools can be equally powerful in optimizing ITSM processes for daily operations.

In most companies, the intranet is meant to be the go-to hub for employees to find critical information and stay connected. But even the most beautifully designed intranet can fall short if its search functionality doesn’t deliver accurate, relevant results. When employees struggle to find what they need, productivity plummets and frustration rises.

When it comes to product development, implementing new features can be a tedious process with many different stakeholders involved. At Miro, our own software engineers use the diagramming tools available to support and speed up the development process.

In this quarter’s update, we are excited to announce a series of new features aimed at improving your ITSM and ESM processes. Our latest enhancements focus on increasing agent productivity, ensuring data security, and providing clearer insights for better decision-making. Key updates include the introduction of the Agent Co-Pilot for real-time support, enhanced reporting access controls for sensitive data, and optimised licensing management.

Meetings provide a platform for organizations to discuss everything that needs to be addressed, reviewed, and decided, from daily operations to long-term strategies. They help boards and teams stay updated on where everyone is with their current projects and ensure that each member stays aligned with the organizational goals. Needless to say, regular huddles are a way to keep the team engaged and involved. But what happens after the meeting?

Time tracking software can be invaluable for increasing the efficiency of your business. Tracking employee hours, activity, and productivity can help you fine-tune performance and improve profitability. But, the high-stakes environment of a large enterprise requires superior flexibility, scalability, and efficiency. This means you need time tracking software with an advanced feature set. In this article, we’ll explore seven such robust enterprise time tracking software.

Time theft is a severe concern that HR managers must not ignore, particularly in today’s rapidly changing work settings. The question of correct time tracking has significantly evolved regardless of the employee’s remote, hybrid, or on-site work setting. Whether it concerns clearly defined working hours or specific tasks that employees make to address personal issues, such micro-shirking accumulates and gradually impacts the company’s margins.

Remember the days when contacting customer support meant navigating a phone tree, waiting on hold for an eternity, and then explaining your issue to multiple agents? Thankfully, those days are fading fast. Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the customer support landscape, making it faster, more efficient, and more personalized than ever before.

Someday, artificial intelligence will break time boundaries, days will have more hours in them, but still not enough for us. The thing is, it’s not about how much time you have but how you use it. In this sense, technologies can help us today. “Time is money” is a well–worn cliché and although it sounds hollow, it is by no means devoid of meaning. Poor time management costs companies millions of dollars, reducing the productivity of individual employees and managers.

As anywhere work and AI reshape the modern workplace, traditional employee recognition models fall short. Dispersed teams and stretched HR departments need scalable, innovative recognition and rewards solutions that foster a deeper sense of value and commitment — leading to more engaged people and higher retention rates.