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Technology is moving at the speed of light, and so are the tools that people build with it. There are a lot of tools out there that make people more productive, better organised and easier to reach — even if they’re in another continent.
How can you rise above the crowd and convince your CFO to sign off on the investment in an automated expense management solution? The answer is quite simple: by understanding what your CFO’s role is like today and what it will be like in the foreseeable future.
Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) has become an accepted management practice across most companies and industries. This means that the bar is being raised in terms of what your organization may expect of its BPO providers. Until recently, companies were looking for something relatively straightforw
Today, the worst part of traveling happens before and after boarding a plane — but it doesn’t have to be this way. Some airports are taking a different approach, looking how they can innovate and make real changes in order to create a better user experience. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the world’s biggest change makers in the airport industry.
If you think about it, planes haven’t been around for that long yet — but they’ve come a long way from the Wright Brothers’ first flight in 1903. When that first plane got off the ground, it was immediately clear that human flight would have a huge impact — but nobody would’ve been able
The market for budget travelers is large, but it’s also extremely competitive, with lots of price fighters trying to sell their seats. This race is now driving some of these companies to experiment with a new kind of strategy — making their flights attractive to business customers.
As a small business owner, you no longer have the luxury of a pre-determined workday. You set your own hours, you work wherever you want, and ultimately, you are in total control of your own success.
We’ve come a long way from the days when most work was still done by hand. Ever since computers became relatively affordable, they have snuck into the offices of virtually every company in the world. We were promised time savings, infinite productivity and much smarter ways of working.
Insurance companies aren’t exactly well-known for being innovative. It’s for a reason, too — with troves of sensitive data and loads of critical processes running at any time, they have to be careful with implementing new ways of working.
