Why It’s Time to Ditch Your One-Size-Fits-All HR Tech Platform While HR departments were once viewed as predominantly transactional, today, HR is more often relational, exercised almost as if the…
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HR professionals and technologists came together at this year’s HR Technology Conference & Exposition to highlight key trends to look out for in 2020. The annual HR Technology Conference &…
Bringing Design Thinking, Rapid Prototyping, and Agile Methodology together is a powerful way for organizations to accelerate the achievement of customer-centric results across a variety of environments. In our third and final blog in this series, Bonnie Butler explores three innovative ways to leverage Design Thinking and user experience (UX) expertise to develop creative solutions to common challenges in the retail, medical device, and government sectors.
Part II of our Design Thinking series looks at the power of this capability when combined with Rapid Prototyping and Agile. Learn how you can design, test, and deliver customer-focused products in a fast, iterative way using the project management principles you may already have in place!
Curious about Design Thinking and how to practice it? Bonnie Butler shares an overview of the Design Thinking process and provides tips on how to leverage customer insights to drive creative solutions.
Keeping up with the constantly evolving world of digital transformation is crucial for businesses to remain competitive and continue to be successful at delivering to the needs of their customers. In this week’s blog, consultant Bhavik Patel gives us some insight on how businesses can take a holistic approach to implement new technologies successfully.
Consultant Bhavik Patel shares his experience in helping clients deploy a successful mobile strategy by understanding the foundational components and the invaluable partnership and alignment between the business and technology organizations.
In this week’s blog, Dennis Barger discusses how to leverage an iterative process for designing, building and implementing Machine Learning solutions that solve strategic business problems in part three of our series on Machine Learning.
In this blog, consultant Jean-Marc Papin explores the digital revolution driven by innovations in financial technology and what must be considered in order for financial institutions to successfully adapt to new market trends.
From predictively queuing a show for a video subscriber to watch next to mapping the building numbers for every street in France, Machine Learning offers a viable solution. But where do you start? In this blog, Sara Showalter explains why framing the problem and selecting the right team are critical to success.