Continuous Innovation
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Your technology strategy should be set up to continuously evolve with your business in order to keep you ahead of the competition and keep your business growing.
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Your technology strategy should be set up to continuously evolve with your business in order to keep you ahead of the competition and keep your business growing.
Choosing the correct technology vendor for a strategic software product development project is crucial. It can be the difference between building a competitive advantage and wasting a whole lot of dough.
Having a backup in place enforces the trust your stakeholders have with your system, that it will continue to serve clients and provide them with what they need, when they need it.
The Self Determination Theory could be the key to help your clients become inspired by your solutions.
Not earning a potential client’s trust could be the difference between a lifelong customer and a missed opportunity.
Price, quality and speed. What’s the 4th dimension that will set you apart from your competition?
The minute you stop improving your product, and call it “finished”, is the minute it starts to become obsolete.
There are three ways you can influence behavior. Can you guess which three?
Be consistent, reduce your customer’s effort, and perfect service disruptions. Create experiences that build real customer loyalty.