ERP software is a must-have for modern, always-on organizations. These tools streamline and integrate how your team manages vital processes such as supply chain planning, HR, finance, manufacturing, project management, CRM, and procurement. But here’s the catch: With so many ERP tools available at your fingertips, you can get confused along the way. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll help you.

Data-driven decision-making is a necessity in today’s competitive business landscape. Companies collect data for myriad purposes, but if you aren’t using it to make business decisions, you’re failing to optimize that data. One powerful tool that can help you harness the potential of your data is predictive analytics. It can provide you with a stronger sense of future performance and a competitive advantage, empowering you to make informed decisions with confidence.

The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way many of us work. During the lockdowns, working from home became the norm. However, as the world returns to normal, a new trend has emerged: the rise of the ‘WFH husband.’ This term refers to the increasing number of men working from home while their wives return to the office.

In the era of remote work, fostering seamless collaboration within distributed teams has become both a necessity and a challenge. Communication tools are at the forefront of enabling this shift, bridging geographical gaps and ensuring that team members remain connected, productive, and engaged.

In the wake of the pandemic, big law firms have successfully transitioned from remote work to hybrid office attendance policies. Despite initial concerns, a recent survey by Thomson Reuters reveals that these policies have been embraced with enthusiasm by law firm employees. The survey, which included responses from over 350 employees across 100+ large law firms, sheds light on how these changes have impacted employee satisfaction and office engagement.

The old-fashioned 9 to 5 office routine isn’t as popular as it used to be. That’s why flexible work arrangements are a fresh idea in today’s workplaces. Let us assume that employees currently have the freedom to select where they work, be it the cozy confines of their work at home or the collaborative environment of an office. This hypothetical situation illustrates how work-life balance perspectives are shifting and innovation is accelerating the trend toward flexible work schedules.

One of the most valuable attributes of the Objectives and Key Results prioritization framework – and why we’re so thrilled that we’ve incorporated OKRs into the Craft.io platform – is how effectively it can help you bring together different departments across your company to work productively toward shared big-picture goals. Most of the other prioritization frameworks you’ve heard of – weighted scoring, the MoSCoW method, RICE, etc.