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You Can’t Automate What You Don’t Understand

The case for automating workflows is a strong one. There are plenty of reasons why organizations are looking for the right automation tools, including but not limited to: Frees staff from performing tedious, high-volume, low-value tasks Creates cheaper and faster

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You’re Talking About Value Wrong

“Value” is one of the most overused and misunderstood terms in business today. It is often thrown around in meetings and on company websites but while many organizations talk about value, very few get it right. Why is that? What

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Are You Wasting Last Year’s Success?

2020 was a historic year for CIOs. Before last year, there had never been a point when nearly every CIO had to completely restructure how their organization did business in just a matter of days — or even a few

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Can the CIO Save The Day?

This year has been a banner year for IT. It’s only because of IT that so many organizations could continue operating in the face of the pandemic. IT has done its job on winning over the rest of the organization

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IT Reset: How to Re-Prioritize IT Initiatives During COVID-19

CIOs have had their work cut out for them over the last few months. The sudden shift to remote work has put pressure on IT to create solutions for remote workers using technology that perhaps was older or less capable,

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The Ultimate Guide to Measuring IT Success in the Digital Age

You’ve probably heard the old adage that “you can’t manage what you don’t measure.” While the saying is technically true, it can be misconstrued, especially in IT. IT has no shortage of measurable tasks. Most IT organizations have been

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What Digital Transformation Looks Like for Small Businesses

Digital transformation is a top priority for most organizations today. Across the world, CEOs and COOs are starting to shift their budgets and their organizations to be more digital-friendly. But what does that mean for organizations that don’t have massive

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