The generation that produced a huge amount of data drives development of data storage technologies. It encourages developers to continuously search for new sources of storage, and to enhance the reliability of storage, the access to data, and their data protection solutions.
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I have a confession: I wasn’t planning on taking a summer break from writing the FinTech Week in Review but the constant heat has a way of forcing you be a little lazy. It’s the slow, habituation to the heat which makes you forget that cool, activity-filled days are ahead of you. We’re boiling frogs – at least for a couple weeks.
If you ask any sales rep what is the secret to closing deals faster, they will provide a ton of recommendations, from creating a sense of urgency and stating the price upfront to introducing the management to the prospect. Nevertheless, well-informed and skilled as they are, sales people often keep demonstrating just average productivity – in other words, the increase in the number of deals closed during a certain time period simply doesn’t happen.
Having to fumble with number of clicks – (1) when in a hurry; (2) when an important idea pops up; or (3), god forbid, when in the midst of an important negotiation with a premium client – is one of the major pet peeves of most Sales representatives. Is it a surprise then, that the representatives gravitate towards features, or Apps, that enable them to take quick actions with as few clicks as possible?
Continue reading “How to Transform Your Mailbox into a High-End Business Hub”
What makes a category manager great? His ability to sign the best deal with suppliers, manage assortment efficiently, quickly change category and product prices, analyze particular activities and forecast future sales, of course!
Along with the fact that the Category Manager is rarely working with a single category, and you’ll see that those specialists are multifunctional octopuses.
Time is a decisive factor.
Business mobility is a wide term that covers a large range of questions starting from interactions with clients to arranging employees’ remote work. In this article, we will consider such aspect of corporate mobility as implementing a BYOD policy (Bring Your Own Device) in terms of increasing enterprise operational efficiency. Many companies have already adopted BYOD which assumes that employees use their own devices and technology solutions at their workplace. However, the attitude to this issue varies. Let’s consider the main errors and misconceptions related to BYOD. Continue reading “BYOD and Business Mobility: Top Common Misconceptions”
It doesn’t matter whether you’re a hardline or softline retailer. You’re already aware of the benefits of good inventory management. Quality customer service, theft protection, purchasing and replenishment control… And the list goes on and on…
Today I want to share with you an article on how to prepare your inventory for fluent daily product management and efficient price optimization as well.
I would like to highlight a few trends regarding various aspects of software development. We all know that for many years .Net has been the major development tool for Windows-based business apps, and it is still true today.
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Kate Knibbs, The Ringer Have you ever wondered how many successive dump trucks it would take to run over your laptop until it was ground into a fine dust? I clicked on a link last week and three different autoplay videos blared at once. I panicked and closed my computer. The internet has been awash in ads for decades, but in the past few years, a shift has taken place. The internet isn’t for people anymore. It is for advertisements. Continue reading “The Internet Is Built for Advertisers”
This week is all about moats. Warren Buffett has popularized the term which is now commonplace in business analysis (and a hallmark of a sustainable business). It’s a great metaphor to describe a business’ competitive advantage – you can easily visualize how much a business needs to worry (or not) about “invaders.” For FinTech, it’s the question of the incumbents’ moats that makes following the space so interesting. Nobody’s quite sure these days. Branches are dying, aren’t they? Challenger banks are coming! (But can they make money?) Regulation (a moat). Oh, and blockchain. Continue reading “FinTech Week in Review: FinTech Moats”
