BPM
BPM: The New Standard for Modern Management
Discover why BPM is the new standard for modern management and how it helps companies grow with clarity and structure.
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Jestor
Industry 4.0 Made Easy: What You Need to Know
In recent years, the term "Industry 4.0" has been buzzing around various industries, promising significant transformations in the way we work and produce goods. But what exactly is Industry 4.0, and how does it impact businesses and individuals? In this article, we will dive deep into
A.I
Intrapreneurship 101: Fostering Innovation in the Workplace
Intrapreneurship is the secret weapon of many successful companies. It's about fostering an entrepreneurial spirit within your organization, empowering employees to act like entrepreneurs while still working within the company. This article will delve into the world of intrapreneurship and AI No-Code Platforms, providing insights on how to
Jestor
Spreadsheets vs. Internal Database Apps: A Comprehensive Comparison
In the realm of data management, two tools often find themselves in the ring: spreadsheets and internal database apps. Both have their strengths and weaknesses, but the question remains: which one comes out on top? In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the intricacies of both spreadsheets and internal
No-code and Low-code
Accelerating Business Growth: How No-Code Platforms Support Your Success
What if we said your business could have a super "all-in-one" tool with all your processes digitized, automated and in a scalable dimension? That is possible without having technical developers with the superpower of no-code platforms. Have you heard of it? If not, we can walk you through!
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5 Reasons to avoid using Spreadsheets for Manufacturing Operations
Spreadsheets top 3 benefits As a digital version of paper accounting worksheets, spreadsheets (whether it is excel or google docs) have been utilized by manufacturing companies for some time now. There are many benefits to using spreadsheets: * Ease of use: It is easy to learn (and train your staff on)
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10 tips to be aware of before purchasing an ERP implementation
ERPs are famous for being the "one-stop-shop" for companies that need to organize their business and move away from spreadsheets. They usually offer an ERP implementation solution for all departments and give you built solutions with all the workflows and automations that you need to execute a generic
Scalable Processes
Why workflow apps are better than kanbans
As a companie evolve and establish their own internal processes, they usually search for software solutions(such as workflow apps) that will allow them to scale those processes while keeping the overall "feel" of their natural workflows. As processes are usually chronological, step-by-step affairs, most people will often
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How to scale: The 3-Laws of Process Building
Scalable Processes Humans are creatures of patterns and repetition. In fact, we see meaning in patterns even when there isn’t any. There's actually a name for the tendency to see patterns in random objects or occurrences: pareidolia. Pareidolia is something simple to understand. It's the
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Everyday analytics
Why data should be organized to power your daily routines Here’s the thing about databases: no one wakes up and thinks “huh, I really need organized data.” Of course, they do need it. However, this need often manifests itself through different symptoms: * Processes are inefficient: people take a lot
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Integrate everything
Why your back office should be connected Companies are complex. Each area has its own objectives, as well as their own means of achieving them. Often, this means having dedicated software for specific tasks. Platforms for email marketing, live chat with customers, hosting services, you name it: having specific software
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Cross platform operations
And why mobile matters Operations are fluid and often rely on team members doing different tasks. You can have people in the field (say, for example, a warehouse worker) as well as people in the office having equally important responsibilities in a process. Back office software, however, are very focused