Impact of product personalisation and recommendation systems on E-Commerce
The Covid-19 pandemic affected the everyday life of people all around the world, seeing populations globally being obliged to shut themselves off from public life during lockdowns. This way of life hugely impacted people’s way of living and how they got things done.
A guide to Business Process Modelling Notation (BPMN)
Business Process Modelling Notation (BPMN) is a standard used to illustrate business processes that uses standardised graphics to explain the participants that are involved.
The Agile approach cannot exist without psychological safety
Agile, an iterative approach to project management and software development, has been at the centre of businesses’ existence for several years. Over time, organisazations have seen this as the next step to long-term success by focussing on small but consumable growth.
Putting the ‘A’ back in FP&A
While financial organisations today devote 10% more resources to financial planning and analysis than 10 years ago, the process has not evolved and has remained relatively static in comparison with the transformation of the industry itself. To improve the way this process is done, the analysis part of it must once again be at the centre of FP&A.
Picking the right automation project: Why your business should automate
Running a business often also involves carrying out mundane and repetitive tasks, which can be very time-consuming. Business process automation (BPA) can help cut down the amount of time spent on such processes.
What is a project in technology consulting? Agile way of working in technology consulting
In most cases, the presence of a customer problem is what drives the start of a project in technology consulting, whether it is caused by a missing feature in the software development, or by the software itself.
Building an efficient business model canvas
There are two determining factors in sizing up business models, according to Joan Magretta, award-winning contributor to and former strategic editor of the Harvard Business Review.
“When business models don’t work, it’s because the story doesn’t make sense and/or the numbers just don’t add up to profits,” she once stated.
A business model can therefore be defined as a company’s plan and strategy to make a profit. It also helps make clear what products or services the enterprise wants to sell to make a profit as well as making social contributions. Effective business models also help the company to identify the target market, define customer segments, and forecast costs and benefits.
