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Ever-evolving market challenges force businesses to adapt quickly. As leaders, we’ve all been there – that “deer in the headlights” stare trying to absorb and understand the situation and figure out a solution – quickly – to address it before catastrophe hits. Sometimes fear and emotion drive our decisions when made in the heat of the moment because we don’t have the tools and processes in place to clearly assess the problem from every angle and make educated decisions based on facts and data.  Companies of all sizes are challenged with concerns over security, regulation changes and rising costs while

Often when my company gets called in to help a struggling business, there’s only one problem to tackle. But sometimes…well, it seems like there’s nothing but problems

Over the years, organizations develop certain processes and policies that may have been necessary at the time — but truly are no longer justified. However, they’re so embedded in the system that they’re difficult to shake.

Smart SaaS is the future. Here’s everything you need to know about a quality SaaS service provider

Software as a service (SaaS) has become critical to business operations, but the wrong configurations are leading to an increase in cyber risk.

Digital transformation has been and always will be about innovation. After the dot com bubble of the 1990s, businesses had to re-visit their growth strategies.

Want to get your business ready for AI? Let's explore the steps every data-driven organization takes to successfully jumpstart their AI endeavors.

Software as a Service is one of the fastest-growing technology strategies. Businesses are now using twice the number of SaaS applications compared to 2015 and Technavio predicts that the global SaaS…

Is your business ready for AI? In this article, we'll discuss what makes a data-driven organization and the immense benefits that becoming one unlocks.

“Digital transformation” has been a popular but vague buzzword in business circles. As many companies struggle to adapt, it’s clear that some kind of “transformation” is necessary. But what does it really mean? And is it right for your logistics company?