Month: April 2017

by Janet Sernack When I moved on from being a high powered corporate retail executive almost thirty years ago, I

I’ve had the privilege of working with Agile in just about every environment imaginable. I’ve worked Agile with legacy teams,

I’m a big fan of the positive psychology movement that has gifted us with profound research on producing happiness, optimism,

No matter how much noise that has reached your ears recently, there is no denying that in this part of

US-based Boom Technology aims to reduce flight time from Dubai to London or Abu Dhabi to Sydney by half when

There are so many things that can kill the careers of good, hard-working people. Honest mistakes often carry hard-hitting consequences.

A new car and drone delivery service that wants to bridge the gap between drivers, customers, and merchants zoomed into

In 2014, Obama’s Council of Economic Advisors came out with a report on the Millennial generation. Here are a few

What’s the single most valuable lesson you’ve learned in your professional life? originally appeared on Quora – the place to

What are some interesting psychological marketing tactics? originally appeared on Quora – the place to gain and share knowledge, empowering

What should you do if you are about to procrastinate? originally appeared on Quora – the place to gain and

You’ve paid dearly to start and grow your business; the steep tuition of success that only an entrepreneur will ever

Research has proven that “great places to work” significantly outperform the SP 500. They have higher customer satisfaction rates, higher

In his book “10% Happier” author Dan Harris claims that he originally wanted to call it “The Voice in My

In a world seemingly dominated by faceless online businesses with low prices, how much does your online reputation matter? If

Interviewing with a tech company such as Facebook, Hulu, Microsoft, Spotify or Google is somewhat different from interviewing at companies in

Digital business frameworks demand a fast, agile IT infrastructure. That much is indisputable. But how to reach the promised land

Communicate IT priorities — and why they are priorities IT leaders need to “throw the doors open” and articulate what

by Dave Hadfield Achieving Long-Term Transformational Success with PLM in Life Sciences In this blog series, I provide insights as

Anyone who has shopped online can attest to the value of product reviews. We utilize online reviews to learn more

Millennials now make up the largest living generation. And while these people–roughly between the ages of 21 and 39–are certainly

In his book, Good People: The Only Leadership Decision That Really Matters (Penguin Random House, 2017), entrepreneur Anthony K. Tjan

In 2014, Merriam Webster’s dictionary awarded “culture” the most popular word of the year. Today, culture remains a buzz word

If you’re in the travel industry, get ready for a busy future. During the World Travel Tourism Council (WTTC) Global

The term “outsourcing” has become a bit of a dirty word in the software development industry. However, outsourcing software development,

After years of running my own small business and observing successful people, I’ve come to one important observation about the

Generational differences have historically created unwanted tension around the office. Seasoned veterans see the “new guys” as entitled and impatient,

Working and being a parent is not easy, but that’s the case for most families in the U.S. More than

Marketing a startup is tough. You have a limited budget, and you don’t benefit from brand recognition. Even users who have

Creating a strategy to enhance your B2B product demo experience can be tricky because it’s a sales activity you don’t