From its sketchy beginnings in the world of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, blockchain has quickly established itself as an important part of the enterprise information technology (IT) landscape. This market... View More
As long as records and information abound in organizations—whether in paper or digital format—so will the need to assess whether to keep or not to keep all your records. An organization must... View More
In 2018, nearly 75% of consumers own a smart phone, with many of these individuals plugged in at all times. As a result, the market has adapted, and new technologies have increased the number of channels... View More
It's safe to say that blockchain is on the verge of redefining traditional business models, changing paradigms around data security, accountability, and transparency. In fact, the potential to reshape... View More
Salesforce has become one of the leading customer relationship management (CRM) apps available today. It's probably best known for its capacity to store customer and prospect information, centralize data,... View More
In July, we looked at the surging interest in robotic process automation (RPA) software and the evolving market of task automation in general, evidenced by the double-digit growth seen in this market.... View More
Do you outsource a part of your business and then promptly forget about it? Your answer should be, "definitely not." Outsourced services should be viewed as an extension of your business operations and... View More
In the software business, well-intentioned requests for a new feature can sometimes get in the way of a larger strategy. "Feature creep" can turn into future limitations, unforeseen consequences, and deployment... View More
Big or small, these changes are incredibly costly and time consuming to implement, hampering agility and efficiency of marketing and customer management teams
To think about AI in terms of previous multiplicative measurements of data growth and tech capability like Moore’s Law is delimiting. Incremental improvements don’t produce breakthroughs
Enterprise content management (ECM) is a strategic approach to managing an organization's information, supporting processes for creating, capturing, delivering and archiving content
As we stand at the forefront of a rapidly changing digital landscape, customer communications management (CCM) is facing a critical inflection point. The way businesses communicate with their customer