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Bruce Harpham, PMP, writes on technology and project management at Project Management Hacks for growth-oriented professionals.
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5 CRM trends for 2018
Customer relationships are key to a healthy business. Here’s how organizations are making the shift to holistic, data-driven approaches to improving customer experience.
6 ERP trends for 2018
Organizations are ditching side books and upping compliance audits while exploring the impact AI, blockchain and augmented reality will have on their enterprise resource planning systems.
9 ways to get more value from business intelligence in 2018
Improved customer relations, increased employee productivity, new revenue streams — big benefits await those who breathe new life into their business intelligence strategies.
7 risk mitigation strategies for the cloud
Cloud services — and the risks associated with them — will only become more critical over time. Here’s how to manage those risks without missing out on the benefits of the cloud.
How to manage IT risk without killing innovation
Success in managing the hidden risks of new initiatives will buy you credibility to invest further in innovation.
8 IT management productivity killers
From neglecting to prioritize key strategic initiatives to failing to adjust project estimates, weak IT management practices are threatening IT’s ability to get the job done.
The 8 most common IT training mistakes
Poor training can sink a technical implementation, derail a digital transformation or leave you scrambling to fill gaps when employees leave. Here’s how to structure you training practices for practical success.
8 ways you’re failing at change management
Technical transformations are all too often derailed by poor change management. Here’s how to map out and execute a smooth, successful transition.
9 ways you’re failing at business intelligence
Solid business intelligence is essential to making strategic business decisions, but for many organizations, BI efforts are derailed by poor data practices, tactical mistakes and more.
How companies are creating data scientists in-house
AT&T, Booz Allen Hamilton, Ibotta and Qlik are just a few of the companies launching programs to develop internal data science talent to help fill their data analytics needs.
