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Unlock Digital Transformation with Azure and Azure DevOps

Azure and Azure DevOps provides the infrastructure, environment, and tools that help users — technical or not — innovate, collaborate, and share institutional knowledge. Together, these 200+ tools empower users to solve problems on their own, and help their colleagues and clients do the same. Users can share insights, lessons, and reusable components that accelerate…

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Digital Transformation Maturity Model

Often, companies keep doing the same things until they no longer work. Unfortunately, they typically don’t find this out until it’s too late — after customer expectations have changed, employee expectations have evolved, or disaster strikes and you’re left picking up the pieces. Outdated tech, analog processes, and too much comfort with the status quo…

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Replacing Budgets with Forecasts? Expect These Benefits

Most companies today prepare some sort of financial budget. Budgets can be built at a very high level (Sales, cost of sales and expenses), or built-in detail (sales detail by type, expenses by department, capital spending, projects). Some companies also budget the Balance Sheet to be able to prepare budgeted cashflow statements. Company budget preparation…

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Accelerating Digital Transformation with the Cloud

Cloud computing has revolutionized the way businesses operate to such an extent that cloud transformation is the catalyst for digital transformation. It’s what enables orgs to leverage big data, embrace new ways of working, pounce on emerging opportunities, and pivot in response to new requirements. On-premises systems and legacy tech don’t just slow digital transformations…

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The Low-Code/No-Code Revolution Driven by Power Apps

In the world of application development, many are calling it the Low Code/No Code Revolution. Gartner says 70% of applications will be developed using no-code/low-code technology, and Microsoft is leading the way. The Power Platform now generates $2 billion in revenue and has more than seven million active users. Power Apps, playing the low-code/no-code starring…

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Future of commercial Field service

How Field Service Companies Can Unify Diverse Operations for Maximum Value

In this blog series, and the accompanying eBook, The Future of Commercial Field Service Companies, we’ve been highlighting how technology can help field service companies attract and retain qualified employees, elevate the customer experience, increase worker efficiency, and boost profitability. In this final installment of blog series, we touch on what we think may be…

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Campfire 365 Podcast - Episode 4 - Creating a Disaster Proof Organization

Campfire 365 Podcast – Episode 4: Creating a Disaster Proof Organization

Carolyn Norton 00:11 Hello, happy campers. This is your host, Carolyn Norton. And in our last episode, we cover how to get back on track after you survive a big disaster. A lucky few can come out ahead after such an event. But how can organizations become proactive instead of reactive? Joining us today on…

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Top 5 Reasons Why Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE Is an Ideal Replacement for your CRM System

Top 5 Reasons Why Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE Is an Ideal Replacement for your CRM System

Since this article caught your eye, likely you’re already considering a replacement for your CRM solution. (If you’re still evaluating the available CRM options, check out this article, 8 Reasons to Choose Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE Over the Competition.) If you’re a current HubSpot or Oracle CRM user contemplating a move, you’re not alone. Companies across…

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Elements of a World-Class Ransomware Strategy

Historically, IT resources existed within clear boundaries. You’d have all servers, devices, and software in one place, protected by perimeter-based solutions. Often, identity and access controls existed in this binary where the decision to “allow” or “deny” requests was based on absolutes. For example, internal traffic is inherently trustworthy, while external traffic is a threat…