Leading the conversation on digital connected work
LinkedIn0Share0Tweet0Pin0Email0 Enterprise project management software is one of the most important investments for any organization. Because it has such a significant effect on long-term organizational success, PM software is often the subject of intense focus, even if the amount of money involved is small compared to a company’s overall budget. If project team members aren’t […]
LinkedIn0Share0Tweet0Pin0Email0 It’s well-established that professional services organizations (PSOs) need cloud-based project management software to support teams, satisfy customers, achieve business objectives, and drive profitability. However, knowing what software to adopt – and what to avoid – is a much more challenging task. That’s because at first glance, many solutions seem “PSO-friendly.” However, if you browse […]
LinkedIn0Share0Tweet0Pin0Email0 While the phrase game-changer can be applied somewhat loosely these days, there are instances when it is the only suitable, honest description – and cloud-based project and work management software certainly qualifies to be on this short list of groundbreaking innovations. A Well-Earned Revolutionary Reputation Obviously, when compared to its conventional on-premise ancestor, the […]
LinkedIn0Share0Tweet0Pin0Email0 Last week, we announced our all-new integration with leading customer success management solution Gainsight to create a 360 degree of the customer engagement lifecycle. As a user of Clarizen, Gainsight has also integrated Clarizen into its services group, who owns onboarding and any custom/additional projects, as well as its customer success strategy. The integration […]
Monday was Labor Day, which marks the traditional end of the summer in the US. The kids are back in school, and nobody’s allowed to wear white anymore, or something like that. So, in keeping with these traditions, I thought I’d do my take on the classic ‘What I did this summer’ back-to-school essay prompt…but with...
Like all other stereotypes, the notion that IT professionals are classic “absent-minded professors” – that is, loaded with knowledge but light on communication skills – is both unfair and unjustified. Ironically, IT professionals are typically excellent communicators; especially when it comes to describing what they do, or what they want someone else to do. And yes, while extended conversation may not be at the top of every IT professionals list of favorite things – actually, it usually doesn’t crack the top 10 – when the subject matter is in their wheelhouse, or if the issue being discussed has anything to do with hard facts: look out. The challenge then isn’t to get IT professionals engaged and effusive. Rather, it’s usually to dial them down!
In order to manage millennials successfully, you’ll need to understand what they expect from their jobs and how to keep them engaged in their work.
What is continuous delivery? What are the implications, the opportunities; or rather, what is the opportunity cost of not being able to deliver continuously? These were some of the thought provoking questions raised by Gernot Brandl during the first few moments of his Tasktop Sync / Tosca Connect integration workshop titled “Keep the pace with...
Doug Collins, VP of Innovation Architecture at Spigit, releases new book that helps group leader identify critical questions for the purposes of innovation.
Interested in external innovation? Here are six important questions answered by Doug Williams, Director of Innovation Strategy at Spigit.
