by Paul Marrero
19. November 2014 17:04
Your company culture sucks
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by Paul Marrero
14. October 2014 16:19
In just about every organization I’ve worked at, or consulted with, I tend to hear this phrase when I ask the question “Why is it done this way?”
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by Paul Marrero
20. April 2013 13:00
The best software in the world cannot magically transform your company. Business Process Management (BPM) is about first understanding the concept, ruthlessly exploring all facets of the processes and working on making them as efficient as possible.
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by Paul Marrero
12. July 2012 07:49
Process excellence, standardization and efficiency is a way to save money. Becoming leaner and more efficient will gain you a competitive edge in this economy.
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BPM | AuraPortal | BPMS | Corporate Culture | Customer Experience
by Ed Reiter
19. June 2012 07:23
Many people I talk with are having a problem with the difference between Customer Service and Customer Experience. The perception seems to be that Customer Experience is just a new name for Customer Service. These two are closely related, but they are very different.
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by Dave DeVelder
4. April 2012 15:20
The answer to running a successful marketing campaign is using your unique features, advantages and benefits - your differentiators - better than anyone else calling in your market. More importantly, the benefit must match your prospect's values.
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by Dave DeVelder
4. April 2012 15:18
Whether interviewing a found talent or an open position candidate, a defined interview process will pay back dividends as opposed to treating each Interview as a chat with a stranger.
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