Information System

Four ideas that can boost employee productivity

9 years ago By Andrea Bell

When it comes to boosting employee productivity, it is not uncommon for companies to implement once-every-season tactic of distributing bonuses and other perks. However, as time goes on, employee priorities tend to shift from monetary gain to flexible working hours and more. Employee productivity, therefore, should be a company’s priority all year round. After all, a company is only as good as its employees.

Be it customer satisfaction, driving key company metrics, handling large investments, all activities are crucial to a company’s success. Camaraderie between employees and their heads increases recognition, makes communication easier and forms a strong company culture under which employees can work with genuine interest.

SDL-Commissioned Study Reveals Need for Global Content Operating Model to Drive Digital Experiences

9 years ago By Real Wire

New research finds that 92 percent of business and IT professionals face challenges as they translate content into different languages

Business Intelligence Tools Make a Difference

9 years ago By Sahil Patel

Every organization has to juggle information. Information and data come from every corner of the enterprise, and can include databases, data warehouses, best-of-breed systems, legacy systems, and specialized systems like ERP, HR, finance, accounting, warehousing and others. Important data is also contained in spreadsheets, email, documents, partner and supplier systems and other sources.

Reengineering is also Innovation Reengineering

9 years ago By Sahil Patel

Products that have become too complex to manageme, services and SILO’s that’s just patched and patched and finally makes no sense or outright crazy to manage.

These are all cases for re-engineering.

Re-engineering happens to be effective adaptive word for systems re innovation, a simple example can be found in the banking systems. They are doing essentially the same thing, but operating more efficiently. That’s one of the goals of re-engineering.

The Rise of Robotic Process Automation

9 years ago By Chandni Bhagchandani

It might be bit difficult to accept the argument that robots are good for human race if you still live in the fantasy world of sci-fi movies. In real, the combination of machines and humans working together is something we have recently started accepting. Robots or you can say automated machines have taken the work load from human beings and have left us with time and energy which can be invested in achieving important value driven objectives.

What is Robotic Process Automation?

EBSCO Health Selects SDL Knowledge Center for Accelerated Information Management of Proprietary Point-of-Care Content

9 years ago By Real Wire

Leading healthcare information provider uses SDL Knowledge Center to streamline point-of-care content creation

Wakefield, MA – September 22, 2016 – SDL today announced that EBSCO Health, a division of EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO), the leading healthcare information provider for libraries and hospitals worldwide, selected SDL Knowledge Center to simplify content management processes for its point-of-care clinical content resources.

How Mobile Solutions Evolve Business in Long Run?

9 years ago By Nasrullah Patel

Mobile Solutions have gotten to be integral to the way enterprises lead their business, empowering representatives and clients to be dependably on and fueling the flow of IoT - the next connected services. It goes beyond the mobile apps, as helps businesses procure mobility.

Quoting IT: The Work of Others

9 years ago By CMS Report

"So the next time you call someone’s job easy — or tell an employee to go pick some low-hanging fruit — stop yourself. Respect the work that you’ve never done before. Remind yourself that other people’s jobs aren’t so simple."

- Jason Fried, Co-founder of Basecamp, How the 'Low-Hanging Fruit' Myth Is Hurting Your Business, Inc., Septemer 2016.

Quoting IT: When contingency plans for failure...fail

9 years ago By CMS Report

"You're basically saying, 'We had power failure in a location but unfortunately we were unable to continue operations from a secondary data center despite the fact that we spent hundreds of millions of dollars on it."

- Gil Hecht, founder and chief executive of Continuity Software, Quoted by Thom Patterson in "The real reason airline computers crash", CNN Money, August 8, 2016.